Product Description

Jay Jay the Jet Plane takes to the sky to help his friend Breezy the Butterfly find a home for the winter. With this story on one side of the flip book and fun learning activities on the other, your child will experience the seasons, weather and other preschool science concepts. Preschoolers just place the flip book on the My First LeapPad® player, pop in the cartridge, and touch any page with the Magic Pen to bring learning to life. © 2002 JJJP and WW. The actual item may vary from the photographs and/or illustrations. Part of the Preschool Discovery series, "Jay Jay's High Flying Adventures" teaches animals, seasons and weather, planets and the solar system, dinosaurs, landforms, and classification. Use the Learning Guide card to the right to find out more about the general categories of learning for the Jay Jay's High Flying Adventures. By clicking a category on the Learning Guide card, you'll see a list of knowledge areas that children develop when they play with this product and the skills on which those knowledge areas are based. This is a cartridge for a MyFirstLeapPad and cannot be used by itself. Touch the special LeapPad books with the included "magic" pen to: hear words and stories read out loud, learn letter sounds, hear colorful characters come alive and play engaging learning games. The LeapPad learning system comes with a 32-page interactive book. Additional expansion book and cartridge sets sold separately. Requires 4 "AA" batteries (not included).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20733 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LeapFrog
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.80" h x 7.60" w x 1.20" l, .34 pounds

Features

• Use with My First LeapPad player system

Customer Reviews

3 Year Old Likes it!
Nice book and it keeps my little boy keeps busy following the story and games

Reading Jay Jay at two.
My just two year old grandson has been a Jay Jay super fan for about three months. I just got him the LeapPad Jay Jay book and he spent one complete day memorizing it. It's hard to believe.

Disappointing
My son (3 1/2) loves the characters in the First LeapPad book series, but doesn't really enjoy the LeapPad books. The pace is s-l-o-w. The orientation is instructional -- and not very fun. The system depends on the reader pressing a green "Go" button to identify which page is active. Every page is framed by a border that is reserved for the successively located "Go" buttons. This works fine until your little pre-reader zips the stylus over the full page looking for hidden treasures and triggers a "Go" button for a different page. Then everyone's confused. If your child is used to structured learning, they'll probably like this a lot. If your child is used to the pace and interactivity of computer software, save this until they have some preliminary reading skills.