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Identify animals and
learn fun f acts as
you unlock clues to
rescue Kevin! |
Leapster Learning Game: Up!
Join Carl and Russell on a high-flying adventure based on the Disney-Pixar movie Up! When Carl's house takes to the skies, it's up to you to guide Russell and Carl on their soaring journey.
Along the way, use your math and reasoning skills to fill your Adventure Book with treasures and travel souvenirs.
Features expanded play for the Leapster2 system, so Leapster2 players can connect online for extra games, activities and rewards, and parents can connect online to the LeapFrog Learning Path to see what their child is playing and learning.
All Leapster games work with all Leapster systems.
Use your skip counting
skills and steer Carl's
house past storm clouds
and flocks of birds.
Help Russell and Kevin
dodge dangerous dogs
by solving addition and
subtraction problems.
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| Learning Path objectives for this game |
Logic and Reasoning
Logic and reasoning start to develop by the time a child is around 18 months old. Children use logic in everyday situations to solve problems and draw conclusions. |
Early Number Sense
As early as 6 months, babies begin to understand the concept of numbers, noticing small groups of one, two or three things. As children develop number sense they learn to count by ones, skip count and count backwards, gaining the foundation for operations. Children who have good number sense find learning operations like addition and subtraction much easier. |
More Than, Less Than
The concept of more than/less than deepens a child's number sense by teaching him to compare numbers. Children begin with informal and approximate comparisons using the terms "more" and "less"; then they learn the terms and symbols for greater than (>), less than (<) and equal to (=). |
Number Recognition
To begin their study of math, children must distinguish numerals from letters and shapes and understand that numbers are symbols for amounts. |
Sequencing
Even toddlers can often recite number names in order, but the ability to compare and order numbers in sequence indicates a practical application of number concepts. |
Addition
Once children know that numbers are symbols for objects (2 stands for two cars) they learn to count sets, or groups of objects, to find sums. Finally, sets of objects can be replaced by numerals and added together in equations. |
Subtraction
The inverse of addition is subtraction - to take away objects and tell how many are left. Once children grasp subtraction, sets of objects can be replaced by numerals in equations. |
Animal Facts
Young children are naturally intrigued by animals and animal facts. Very early on children begin to categorize animals by species and learn interesting facts about them. This early interest in animals provides the motivation for later work in life sciences. |
Life Science
Life sciences deal with living organisms including their structure, development, evolution and origin. The main topic of study is biology and its related disciplines. |
Map Skills
Children learn to draw maps using pictures at first. They then go on to use landmarks and location words. By grade school children use maps and globes to to locate and work out distances between places. |
For LEAPSTER2 players, all of your achievements can be shared with your family and friends by following directions to connect and access your rewards! |
For LEAPSTER2 Users: Connect: Follow instructions provided with your hardware to connect to your computer.
Kids will access fun rewards, and parents can view LEAPFROG Learning Path updates! |
| Learning experiences are never one-size-fits-all. That’s LeapFrog have created an online Learning Path that can be custom tailored to shape and inspire each child’s unique learning journey. Connect and see what they’re learning, how they’re growing and, most importantly, who they’re becoming. |
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GETTING CONNECTED FOR LEAPSTER2 PLAYERS:
For Kids:
Connect to see your rewards! Plug the USB cable into both the LEAPSTER2 system and your computer to view your data cards, Jedi awards and points earned.
For Parents:
See what your child is learning while playing The Clone Wars: Jedi Math. Connect to the LEAPFROG Learning Path often for progress updates and learning ideas.
GETTING REWARDS FOR CLASSIC LEAPSTER PLAYERS: Visit LeapsterWorld.com to
find fun surprises, tips, tricks and more for the Leapster family of learning game systems. Use the secret web codes you’ve earned in the games to unlock fun activities and content. |
