There’s a fun, electronic way to learn beginning letter sounds, spelling, number sequencing, multiplication, and more: It’s from the notable educational toy experts at Learning Resources, and it’s called Got It!
Though the monster-like arcade game may look a little fearsome on the outside, Got It! is a mammoth of an academic challenge that certain to be loads of fun for kids ages 5-8.
Though there’s an option for one-player games, usually G loves to challenge us to Got It! duels.
The game unit is a 2-faced “monster” that has two screens, one for each opposing player. Just grab the easy-to-plug-in joystick, choose a game type and level, and start playing!
Things we like about the Learning Resources Got It! game:
– There’s a headphone jack and volume control for quieter play.
– Automatic shut-off…a must for our multi-tasking family!
– The music is fun and funky….gets in your head, but in a good way!
– Bonus points can be gained during each round, and correct answers receive immediate positive feedback.
– The joystick is easy for little hands to grasp and learn how to use.
For preschool-aged kids like mine who are learning introductory phonics and letter sounds, this game is a great tool. As kids grow and expand their academic skills, more games are available at the click of the joystick button, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equation challenges.
You can find Got It! at Learning Resources’ online shop or at these other fine retailers.
Win it! One of you can have Got It! to add to your own game stash, courtesy of Learning Resources! Just tell me another item by Learning Resources that catches your eye or that would be helpful in sharpening a certain skill in your child. This contest will close next Saturday, September 12th, 2009 at 11pm EST. Sorry; US entries only. Good luck!
CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED.
Congratulations to #23, Amy J, the winner of the Got It! game!
Mary (2 years ago)
The Money Bags™ A Coin Value Game would help my sons learn to count money.
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Sylvia (2 years ago)
I like the Jump ‘N’ Jam Jungle™ Talking Floor Mat
Jennifer (2 years ago)
I’d love to get the “Let’s Tackle Kindergarten” for my 4 year old who will be attending Kindergarten next year. It would help him a lot with learning his letters and numbers. Plus help him to write.
Staci A (2 years ago)
The Measuring Worms look like a great way to help my son learn new math skills. And he’d love how different it would be to use worms to do math!
renee (2 years ago)
The ABC Chalk Talk!® Electronic Learning Chalkboard looks like it would help with learning numbers and letters!
Nad (2 years ago)
My little boy would love the Gears! Gears! Gears!® Wacky Wigglers!
Cindi (2 years ago)
Once again, another delightful Learning Resources learning toy! I have a niece and nephew that would enjoy learning with this prize. I also like the Alphaball
Electronic Word Game. Many thanks, Cindi
Sara B (2 years ago)
My daughter would love the ABC Chalk Talk!
Kristie (2 years ago)
I like the Number Fun Farm Electronic Talking Play Mat-it would be great to help my daughter recognize numbers.
Jana (2 years ago)
Their Rainbow™ Numbers toys would be great for teaching my toddler shapes, color, stacking and numbers!
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Amy Brewer (2 years ago)
I like the Let’s Pretend™ PlayBrix™ – Set of 54 also.
Janet F (2 years ago)
I like Vega 600™ Telescope.
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Carol (2 years ago)
The Hot Dots® Reading Comprehension Set 1 Getting the Main Idea is fabulous, I could use it for teaching my son.
Apple (2 years ago)
I love the Let’s Pretend™ PlayBrix™ – Set of 54!
Russell (2 years ago)
I think my kids could benefit from the Alpha-Bug Step ‘n’ Spell®. Anything that can make learning letters and learning to spell fun is alright with me.
cindy-ann (2 years ago)
i like alphaball
Mary A (2 years ago)
We also really like the Jumbo Forest Animals. Thanks for the giveaway.
Shelly (2 years ago)
like the Under the Sea Gears Building Set
Sarah M (2 years ago)
I think the Teaching Cash Register would be a great way to help my son understand how money works. I know he’d love to play store.
Kim (2 years ago)
this looks cool: Giant Inflatable Weather Set
Louise (2 years ago)
I like the Teaching Cash Register. What a great way for a child to learn about money and how it works. I’d love the Got It! For my 6 year old. He’d have a blast with it. Thanks for the chance to win.
Jen (2 years ago)
A Bee C Buzz – would be cool! As would the Gears Gears Gears!
thanks!
Amy J. (2 years ago)
Oh, I am loving everything they have! I think my daughter would LOVE the detective game since she loves to play like a detective.
Jodi (2 years ago)
I love the look of the design & drill activity center – might have to consider it for W’s upcoming birthday!
xenia (2 years ago)
I think the 60-Minute Jumbo Timer might really help my daughter better grasp the concept of how long a minute is or how much “2 more minutes” actually is.
Christine Jensen (2 years ago)
I love the lets pretend grill and go camp stove
Heather H. (2 years ago)
I like the
Vega 600™ Telescope.
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tanya (2 years ago)
The spelling bee at home is so cute.
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Chrissyb (2 years ago)
I like the Smart Safari® Shape Sorter Gator for preschoolers!
JDaniel4smom (2 years ago)
I like the Bee C Buzz.
tina reynolds (2 years ago)
i know my kids would also love the bee c game or Pretend & Play® Doctor Set thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com
Larry H. (cakeblast) (2 years ago)
Hot Dots Phonics Fun is ranother game my son could really use!
Julie (2 years ago)
The pretend and play bakery set
Paula H (2 years ago)
I like the Let’s Tackle the ABC’s set. I would be great for teaching my son.