Fun Finds for June and July 2009
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Tag Junior
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This adaptation of the Tag reading system allows toddlers to freely explore any paragraph or illustration in a collection of 9 specially designed board books. One book included; preload additional books by visiting LeapFrog’s website. LeapFrog, $35; $11 per additional book. Ages 2 to 4.
Operation Mania
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Inspired by the classic board game, this Windows edition will have you racing the clock to treat patients who have “funatomy” ailments, like butterflies in the stomach. Happy patients earn you more money and bring harder challenges. Electronic Arts, $20. Ages 5 and up.
Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure
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With two screens, this title mixes an action-platform game with a logic puzzle. As you move through levels on the upper screen, you collect items to sort on the lower. Electronic Arts, $30. Ages 7 and up.
Nintendo DSi
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An update to the popular DS, the DSi offers awesome new photo and sound-recording features. Louder speakers, brighter screens, and a thinner case, too. Most DS cartridges are compatible. Nintendo, $170. Ages 3 and up.
Webkinz Jr.
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Now there’s a Webkinz version especially for little sibs! Six large plush toys carry codes that unlock a year’s worth of online access. The site features a simplified menu (no reading required), age-appropriate learning games, and news about upcoming Webkinz. Ganz, $25. Ages 3 to 6.
MySims Party
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See who’s the quickest at flipping bacon, eating sushi, and more with this collection of 50 fast-paced mini-games. Minimal reading is required, but the variety means there’s something for everyone. Wii or DS. Electronic Arts, $40; $30. Ages 6 and up.
CD/DVD TOYS BOOKS TECH FASHION
