CAN CHILDREN LEARN NUMBERS, aLPHABETS, and shapes?
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Yes they can. There are many apps to choose from although I have to say the learning apps are not cheap they can go up to $35.00 or more per app. My granddaughter is five, she loves the device, but she goes through the apps like crazy once she becomes bored with it she is ready for the next app to be downloaded so far we have spent more on apps than what we paid for the device.
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That is the focus of the Leap Frog. Depending on the age it can be a bit difficult to get started though. They will need guidance until they get the hang of it. After that it is a decent learning aid.......
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My granddaughter used them in pre-school and wanted her own, so we bought them. They really demonstrate properties of solid geometry, so I'd bet middle/high school students would like to use them to build the shapes and see the relationships.
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Yes. We use it on Windows 7. My kids like it and it teaches them basic math concepts. Recently I wanted my son to memorize basic math facts: addition/subtraction, multiplication, division. We did the trial at www (dot) reflexmath (dot) com. He's done 14 sessions of add/subtract and has gone from 11% to 50% fluency. He does it until the green light comes on 5 days a week.
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That's a great idea; and it would work. Consider whether the punched out symbols would be difficult to manage. Note that symbols like P and 8 have small center cutouts, and may be lost eventually. However, given your students can pull out symbols and squeeze them back into tile, this may be the basis of a nifty tactile learning experience in which students can inspect the shapes of the symbols. You could pull out symbols yourself, distribute to students, and then one-by-one have them find the tile to match, etc.
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My daughter will be 10, are there different age groups for math, reading, ect...?
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Our son loves math but HATES to read. He does love playing with this and plays with a group of us sometimes for family game time, but also sometimes will challenge himself to build words on his own. It is great for any child from at least 7 years to have to work on word building skills
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A little young, but I think so, if she is into puzzles. There are puzzles of different difficulties, so she could definitely do the beginner ones. My daughter was solving them around that age.
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I couldn't find it either. But I purchased these for my niece who will be 3 this month. She loves them. She knows most of her colors, numbers 1-10 ,shapes and Is learning the alphabet. These have been very helpful in learning in these areas. The puzzle format also helps with hand-eye coordination .
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As long as the child can read and/or understand how to subtract, I don't think it would be difficult. Plus it comes with play but play instructions.
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I would say the child needs to be able to count and recognize the dots to at least 12. If not, some one has totell them what number they have and show where to place the domino. I believe there are games for younger children where they match pictures and there is no counting involved.
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It depends which games you have. but they all seem to have several games, each game has a different focus: logic, art, reading/letters, math/numbers, writing both letters and numbers, and a science game. You really can't go wrong with it - your child will have fun with the games and will definitely learn with it!
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There are different shape and color attribute pieces which are placed to form strings much like scrabble. Certain combinations constitute a 'quirkle' some combinations are worth more or less points. The game is quick to play and children can participate since the pieces are matched by color and shape, spelling and vocabulary skills are not required, yet to achieve some high point combinations can be challenging too.
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Yes, "diaper, thirsty, eat," and many other practical words are taught. That is pretty much why I bought the videos. I wanted to promote communication before my son could speak the words. At this point, he is learning the signs and words simultaneously, but the videos are great for providing repeated exposures to new vocabulary. As a reading specialist, I know how important this is. The back of each video tells exactly which words are incorporated.
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My daughter was 3, when she learnt to write the alphabets and numbers using this toy. All by herself. I did initially teach her how to hold the stylus, and how to erase, and how to follow the lighted dots.
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No. These particular ones don't. But there are ones that do. Just type in Leap Frog magnetic abc letters in search.
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Visual recognition.......My grandson is 8 months old. As a child grows older, he/she should be able to develop visual recognition.
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Yes. My youngest was 11 when we started. Since the concepts are just adding up multiples of single digit numbers, it should be very doable for those ages.