LeapFrog Enterprises Twist & Shout Addition: Yellow

I bought this toy for use in a special education classroom for students with various disabilities. Although my students have access to Apple computers daily, they still would have liked this toy. One problem that I had is that I bought this product as a previous used toy. I will never do that again, unless I buy the toy at a thrift store or garage sale. I couldn't get the gadget apart to put the batteries in. When I looked the product up on-line, I saw that others had the same complaint about not being able to open the gadget to change the batteries. I had to pay for the shipping for delivery and the return, as this was not included in the free shipping. For the amount I put out, I could have bought a NEW product and probably had FREE shipping. My inexperience with buying items on-line!

I bought this for my 5 year old just entering kindergarten. I was expecting to have a little resistance from him when I showed him the toy, but he took right to it. He uses it an average of about an hour a day, and has found his own game to play with it, and is learning math. He can now add any two numbers up to 10 without the use of his fingers which is an improvement from just a few weeks ago. I suggest this to anyone looking to help out their kids math skills going into school.

All I can say about this product is that it made Math fun and is one of the reasons why Math is my favorite class and I have great memories of it.Hello I am her son all I can say about this toy is that I absolutely loved it, it was one of my most favorite toys when I was younger and I have zero complaints about it.

5 yr old and 9 year old takes turns in a competitive manner. Both love this,

Perfect for the girls learning math

My granddaughter loves this toy. She plays with it and now that she is in school it helps her learn to add. I would recommend it as we have had other Twist and Shout toys that all the kids enjoyed.

Easy to use.

My son (4 1/2 years) loves this game and learns addition while he's at it. Its rewarding tones when he gets the right answers encourge him to learn and get them right. Some sort of control for difficulty level would have been nice. Right now, its hard for him to figure out whether the problems he should be attempting are the right ones for his level.

I purchased this try to correct the after-effects of a stroke which effected my short memory in respect of my numerical auditory understanding. (This was particularly galling because the stroke I was of professor mathematics and my local University). It is working! My only peeve was that device was provided with flat batteries! Considering its cost they should have been supplied and I also think it should have been tested before dispatch - that could have been done with flat batteries.