Apple to Apple kids or Apple to Apple junior for a 7 year old?
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Hi Jeanne. I'd recommend A2A Junior for a 7 year old. I've played with nieces and nephews and their friends, aged 7-10 and had to define a few of the words (adjectives mostly) so I think A2A Kids might be a bit too advanced. But in case you're worried about it being too easy, all the adults that have played A2A Kids love it too. Happy gaming!
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I bought Apples to Apples for juniors last Christmas for my 7 year old granddaughter. Although there were a few names she didn't know, she played very well and enjoyed it.
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As long as the 7 year old can read at a basic level, they will enjoy it a lot! Reading is required though to really make the game work.
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We bought Apple to Apple junior for our 6 year old grandaughter and had a lot of fun playing it with her. As a matter of fact she played the junior version (enjoyed it very much)in kindergarten at Family Game Night at her school even though we read the cards to her. Anne L.
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We have 12grandkids and both games. They don't understand the older game if they are 7. We have an 8 year old and junior is a little a.dvanc.ed....
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You'd be amazed at what kids can do. Give them the tablet and they just take off like a rocket learning. With a few guided lessons and with just the right apps your child will certainly enjoy using and growing with the Leapfrog LeapPad Tablet. we've had ours since my son was 3 1/2 but my God daughter turned 3 this September and she sits down with it and taps away and watches videos, takes photos and tries playing games. great part is they don't grow out of it for a while when they are that long and its so durable that even if a child has the dropsy's its still safe to use. My son has thrown ours several times and it just amazes me that it still works I can't say the same for his other gaming counsel. You'd be amazed at what kids can do. Give them the tablet and they just take off like a rocket learning. With a few guided lessons and with just the right apps your child will certainly enjoy using and growing with the Leapfrog LeapPad Tablet. we've had ours since my son was 3 1/2 but my God daughter turned 3 this September and she sits down with it and taps away and watches videos, takes photos and tries playing games. great part is they don't grow out of it for a while when they are that long and its so durable that even if a child has the dropsy's its still safe to use. My son has thrown... » Read More You'd be amazed at what kids can do. Give them the tablet and they just take off like a rocket learning. With a few guided lessons and with just the right apps your child will certainly enjoy using and growing with the Leapfrog LeapPad Tablet. we've had ours since my son was 3 1/2 but my God daughter turned 3 this September and she sits down with it and taps away and watches videos, takes photos and tries playing games. great part is they don't grow out of it for a while when they are that long and its so durable that even if a child has the dropsy's its still safe to use. My son has thrown ours several times and it just amazes me that it still works I can't say the same for his other gaming counsel. « Show Less
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thanks for the reply.. I ended up buying the sansa shaker mp3 player (I liked the idea of having a speaker option), for my 8 yr old niece this Christmas. I wish I didn't. It seems that if you have a Mac, and buy music on iTunes you, can't transfer it to an mp3 player, unless it is an iPod. ITunes music is in AAC format... you can't change it mp3 format. Mac apparently says that the sound quality is better.. I'm not so sure, and I am definitely disappointed that Mac doesn't at least give you the option. I'll just continue to let her use my old 2nd generation iPod.
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I have the small size and it works just fine. As for the 7 year old, I would suggest easing into it and seeing if the interest is sincere, if so, then advance. You are wise starting with a practice pad. I started with a set of sticks. After first trying piano and guitar, I found that drums were my instrument.
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Mine was for a 7 year old. His older brother did help him set it up and play but I would say more for a younger child.
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I agree that the InnoTab is going to be a little too easy for her. My son is six and it's not as fun/challenging for him. My four year old loves it. The games for this machine top out at age 8, and especially if she's bright I think she'd be easily bored by the games you can buy for this. Leap Pad2 I think is a little more appropriate for that age, but also she's going to top out pretty quickly. DS is probably a good option for her, though the games are not always geared towards learning if that is a concern. Good luck!
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well i don't think its on apple, all I see is its for Microsoft. But you should see if Leapfrog has anything specific for apple.
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My grandson is 7, and he is very interested on how things works and problem solves. I got the snap circuit 300 for him figuring it had a lot more options for him. Not sure what age your looking for.
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It really all depends upon her age and level of responsibility. My 9 and 12 yr old grandsons have iPad minis and love them, playing games all the time. Be sure to get a good case/cover.
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I think a 7 year old girl may like it more than a 7 year old boy. My son loved it when he was younger but is 5 now and rarely plays with it.
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I don't think this would be good for a 7yo. We have purchased three games for ours, and my 15mo really enjoys it, but my 5yo (2nd grader) only plays with it to show her little sister how to play the games. My toddler can turn the music and drawing app on by herself. I think a Nintendo DS or Kindle Fire would be a much better purchase for a 7yo! My 5yo will stay on her Kindle Fire HD for hours if I let her!!
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I would say NOT for a child that young. A 7-year-old would more than likely find it too much of a challenge and become frustrated.
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I think it's "Big Picture Apples to Apples". The junior version only has words, but easier than the adult version. I think it's in a blue box.
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I bought 2 of them. One for my 3 year old and one for my 5 year old who is great with an iPad. They found it a little frustrating - probably because they are used to the speed of iPads and iPhones.
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That depends on how many apps/music/videos/pictures that your kids load. I think if my son had a 16G instead of 8G on his older 4th generation ipod we probably wouldn't have chosen to upgrade. He had LOTS of apps, and his 8G got too slow. If a camera is important to your kids, you will pay a lot more for a 5th gen - the 4th gen have cameras on every memory configuration but the 5th gen only on the 32G, which is pricey.
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No, 7 is not too old. My 3 y.o. still can't really do them more than a step or two, then the 5 and 7 y.o's show him how to do it. They like acting like monsters and dinosaurs so it works well. Have had them 2 years now and they get used once in a while still.
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I bought it for my 6-7 yr olds. Im guessing could go as young as 4 depending on child's ability and understanding.. my kids usually use it for Netflix and a few games on there, sometimes doing math or reading books. Older kids can use it give them access to Internet etc.. but the loading/response time is quite slower compared to the iPad & iPhone :/