For a sharp 10 yr. old boy, my grandson, would you recommend getting the basic rummikub or the large number edition?
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The basic rummikub is fine. The quality is not that of the original but for a child it is fine
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Basic. I play the game with my friend that has sight on one eye. Her only complaint is that its hard for distinguish between two of the colors. But when we played in different light she was ok. This set (front porch) is very nice.
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I play regularly with my neighbors 9 yr old twin boys and their 11 yr old sister. They have no trouble with the regular set.
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For a 10 year old, I think the regular would work. It is more a question of good eyesight and small fingers and who the playmates will be.
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Rummikub Large Number Edition Numbers are recessed. Enjoy your game, and good luck on winning.DPK
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The one that comes with the piano is very basic or good for nothing but since this is geared for the novice or apprentice i.e.: small children or youth they will figure it out without the help of any manual, on the opposite, it will be more exciting as they discover on their own the features and sounds of this piano. Why spoon-feed the children with everything? By the way, my 8 and 3 years old love it and play music and rhythm they come up all their own!
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I would get the mini glider for a 43" tall boy. If you look at the reviews, there is one that mentions the go glider is too tall for a 43" boy. I recommend getting both if you have a younger child too.
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I would recommend to go for regular one for age 8. I bought both for my boys now turn 7 last year. Regular presents more challenge for them particularly in the higher level. So they are on the right level on Advance of Jr. and lower level of regular version.
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As always...it depends on the child. How is his fine motor coordination? Is he patient and determined? My son is suited well for all of the above. I gave him the Rookie when he was 11 he finished it in a couple days. He really enjoyed going back to it and doing it over and over again so the replay value is really good on these things. I got him the Epic when he turned 12 (this past August) and he really enjoys it. He is still working on it. There are several places that are really hard to get past. It has 125 points to master. The Original has 100. The Rookie has 70. You might not want to get him anything harder than the Original. If it is too hard, it might just cause frustration and end up sitting on a shelf... or smashed against a wall.
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The 12 should be fine, but I choose a bigger one so that the kids had a little space between them, yet always allowed room for more if needed. Lots of fun and youtube shows how to play several games like cat and mouse. Enjoy!
2007998
dear Sir,we asked and read tons of reviews before we bought the Yamaha, which is for our son, who was 8 at that time. His piano teacher recommended better this brand, from her experience. the piano sounds great and my son enjoys playing it. hope this helps.
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I bought the Ripster for my 9 yr olds birthday. It is a great place to start. It is smaller than the full size one which, I think was easier for him to get used to. I will eventually need to get the larger size for him. He loves his Ripster! I have an 11 year old who also rides this Ripster. I don't have any experience with any other boards or sizes but I do know my boys love this one.
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I got the nabi2 for my son right before his 6th birthday and he's 7 now. I think it's great for his age range. His BFF also has it who is a few months older. I would say 5 maybe 4 & up. For younger they have Nabi Jr. & older they have the Nabi XD I believe it's called. Hope I helped! Oh & my son was dealing with learning struggles & this has programs that he was able to work with fine.
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I am enjoying the EZ220MM with the lighted keys, but the PSR-E433 offers a longer keyboard, stylish arrangement of accompaniment buttons, larger variation of accompaniment music and would probably hold interest of all ages for a longer period of time. I could see where the lighted keys would become the focal point, rather than the actual music note for small children and for quite a little while. Actually, for longevity and the age spans, I would recommend the PSR-E433. Whichever you choose; have loads of fun learning and playing.
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I am also wondering which one to buy for my 19 month old little girl.There's only a $10 price difference. I want to know which one she will enjoy the most and actually use.
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To be honest, my son is very young and cant fully use it. I figured when he does start using it more, he would be up to date. I would say for the price difference, the 2 prob. Would be smarter. Leap frog has such great products, I am sure the 2 is packed with great stuff and a lot less $.
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It depends on how mature the nine year old is. I have two nine year old grandchildren, one liked Furby the other thought it was for little kids.
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I also wondered which to get. I ended up with this version, and I'm really glad. My 6 year old grandchildren have no trouble doing the easier cards, and they enjoy trying and conquering the tougher ones. Plus, adults can also enjoy this version. Don't know about buying cards separately, but not that I've ever seen.
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Unless you really need the smaller size, go for the larger item. The larger one fit both grand kids with one a little person and the other a todler.
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I started it with my son when he was about 2.5. He grasp it quickly. The sticker chart is big for that age, and that was a big key for hm. It is worth a shot :).