Learning Game

LeapFrog��� Leapster��� Learning Game: Scholastic Math Missions
$24.99
All I can say is that my granddaughter loved it, and that is what counts.

Learn Geography
$19.99
Become a geography master! Players take the role of an interested child in geography class. The lessons are both fun and engaging. Players can choose between 3 game modes (Exercises, Training/learning mode, Mini Games) and choose a variety of countries and lessons within each. The DS's touchscreen is the main workspace for all lessons.

LeapFrog Leapster 2 Learning Game System - Pink
$69.99
My son has used his leapster for about 1 year now. It started freezing up 2-3 months after we bought it. This wasn't happening too much, as we would just restart it and it would work fine. I should have sent it in to get it replaces but I didn't. We are having problems with it right now as it restarts with cartridge games for some reason. I have submitted a question to leapfrog and am awaiting an answer. I suspect we need to buy him another unit.

My 4 year old son loves it and plays the games all the time in the car and at home. It keeps him busy in the car on long trips too, or if we are in a restaurant and he gets bored. The cartridge games are a bit expensive but it gives the unit some flexibility from the rather boring built in games it comes with. The games are easy to lose as well for young children, as we have lost one of the cartridge games that we bought. I would definitely suggest buying the AC unit to plug this in when you can as it goes through batteries VERY quickly. Besides the games being expensive I would suggest this unit very much. I am not sure if my problems of freezing and restarting are a normal complaint with this unit or not, but with the education and enjoyment my son gets out of playing it I will be fixing it or buying another one for him.

LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game: Scholastic Digging for Dinosaurs
$24.99
This game--like many a Leapster game--is pretty good, but when you get to the dinosaur maze, there are control-pad issues that you and your children will struggle with, such that it becomes a bear to navigate. Essentially, the dinosaur goes left and right just fine, but when you want it to go up or down, you need crackerjack timing and surgical precision. My children don't play this one very much due solely to that issue. Too bad. Seemed like a good game.