The Leapster Explorer from LeapFrog: The Ultimate Learning Tool for Your Child

Just like any learning tool, the Leapster Explorer from LeapFrog is a great teaching game that is designed for children four to six years of age. This tool includes several features that go from eBooks, to videos, to games and more.

What comes with the Leapster Explorer?

The new Leapster Explorer comes with several new features that are unlike anything else on the market

• 40 games and activities that will teach your child
• LeapWorld access for more games and activities
• Provides a safe environment for your children to play
• Contains school subjects like: math, science, geography and more
• Will teach your children essential life skills such as music, health and even problem solving
• Has a video and regular camera attached
• Your parents can connect to your child’s machine via LeapFrog Learning Path to track your child’s learning and progress online

Every parent wants their children to have toys that they can learn from. The Leapster Explorer was created with that direct thought at hand. The Explorer offers several different ways for your child to learn:

Developmental – The Leapster is designed to develop your child’s skills in reading, math, technology, and even basic learning principles. There is an assortment of school subjects that your child will round their skills and develop life-long learning from.

Language Development – The eBooks available on your child’s Leapster will help develop their language and reading capabilities.

Personal Development – No matter what level your child is at, the Leapster is designed to register their learning level and adjust to them. Your child will learn through their virtual learning buddy and each time they complete a new section they can unlock rewards for their buddy and them to enjoy.

Online Tools – Your child can access LeapWorld, which is a safe online community where your child can play and expand the activities of their Leapster.

Education + Fun – While your child is playing and having fun, they are actually learning. There are a lot of interactive and fun games that teach your children and can even include famous TV characters that inspire them to learn more. Most games will have to be purchased separately, however.

Getting Parents Involved – As a parent, you can get involved by keeping track of your child’s progress and know how you can add to their learning experience.

The Leapster Explorer has been listed as one of the top 15 gifts to give to your child this Christmas 2010. Kids will have hours of fun learning and playing their games and this tool can be taken just about anywhere they go. You can get the Leapster Explorer for $69.99 in most toy retailers soon.