Leapster Arcade: Cosmic Math

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Leapster Arcade: Cosmic Math
 
Manufacturer: LeapFrog
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List Price: $17.99
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Product Description

Rocket into the cosmos on an incredible math mission! Defend your ship from flying space debris and blast away at cosmic rocks that have the right answers. This action-packed arcade game reinforces 1st through 4th grade math tables including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. For use with the Leapster Learning System or Leapster L-Max Learning Game System, each sold separately.

Product Details

  • Interactive learning cartridge
  • For use with the separately sold Leapster Multimedia Learning System
  • Defend your ship from flying space debris and blast away at cosmic rocks that have the right answers
  • Reinforces 1st through 4th grade math tables including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
  • Action-packed arcade game

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Customer Reviews

A fun little math game
 
Review Date: July 3, 2008
Reviewer: C. Levy,
Because I am not a teacher, but I'm interested in doing everything I can to constantly help my 6-year-old son learn some simple math skills, I am always looking for little ways to trick some learning into him.

Also, I'm one of those "crazy" parents who is sort of against video games -- I mean, he's only six, he doesn't need to sit in front of the tv for hours. However, I do like the Leapster games. It satisfies his need to play video games like some of his friends, but the cartridges are reliably G-rated and they always teach something.

Cosmic Math is very much like the old Asteroids game we had when I was young. You're given an equation, like "2+6=" and then your ship is surrounded by asteroids that circle the ship getting closer and closer. Each asteroid contains a number and only one contains the correct answer. Try to destroy it before the asteroids destroy the ship. So it drills my son on simple math problems, helping him to learn to figure them out faster. There are different levels with subtraction, multiplication and I think division (we're not there yet). He likes to travel with it and play it for a little while on rainy days -- that kind of thing. It's a great little toy and a good game.
Math Rocks!
 
Review Date: March 26, 2007
Reviewer: ,
Cosmic Math is a great cartridge to add to your Leapster Library. Cosmic Math has Level one which is addition. Level Two is subtraction. Level Three is multiplication. Level Four is division. I love handheld video games and I love to learn new math facts (sometimes it just gets a little boring). So, this cartridge is perfect for me. This cartridge is only for Leapster Multimedia Learning Systems and it does not work on other handheld video games. Are you are a Leapster Owner who loves to blast rocks to learn new math facts? If you are this Leapster Cartridge is for you!
A great way to learn Math!
 
Review Date: March 14, 2006
Reviewer: Magdalena Mccaustland, Citrus Heights, CA
My son loves this game. He is 6 years old and is learning multiplication thru this game. This is well worth the money.
Math is fun?????
 
Review Date: October 30, 2008
Reviewer: Carmen's Crew, Knoxville, TN
With Leapsters Cosmic Math, it is!!!!!!!!!!! We have 3 Leapsters and tons of the games, and my kids LOVE learning this way!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good for Math Fact Practice But Limited
 
Review Date: June 15, 2009
Reviewer: R. Valencia, Cameron Park, CA
My 8 yr. old son received this before leaving on a long car trip just a few days ago. So far he loves it. I thought it would a great way for him to review math facts over the summer so they're not forgotten. It looks like it will be good for that use if not played too often. Although he enjoys it, I was disappointed that there is only one game on the cartridge and there is no incentive to answer the questions quickly, which is what I was hoping for since so many schools require timed testing of math facts. Also there is no correction or assistance if the answer is incorrect, so kids can just keep on guessing with no thought to the correct answer. Also, each level is simply a different type of math function, but within each level there is no easy, medium or hard option. It's just random facts, which I was a bit disappointed with as well. I have a feeling he will be bored from it quickly. If only a few more game variations were offered on the cartridge along with more difficulty levels, it could have been great one. But I would still recommend it for basic fact practice.
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