LeapFrog Didj Custom Learning Game Indiana Jones
LeapFrog Didj Custom Learning Game Indiana Jones
Join Indiana Jones and his newly discovered son, Mutt Williams, on a mission to find the Crystal Skull. Battle through five action-packed levels, from the bone-chilling rapids of the raging Amazon River to the dark, perilous catacombs deep beneath an Irish castle. Along the way, you’ll use your skills and knowledge to help Indy overcome every obstacle. Best of all, you can customize the game online with the math skills you’re studying in school. For use with the Didj Custom Gaming System, sold separately.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Taught himself division to play
Santa brought my son a Didj and this game along with SpongeBob. My son enjoyed this game so much that he taught himself division using his hands just to be able to play the game. According to the Didj website my son is performing at the 4th grade level – not bad for a first grader. His math scores at school have improved as well getting 100% every time.
5 Stars Education Through Adventure
My kids love the Indiana Jones didj game. As play continues the questions and actions gets harder, keeping even us adults entertained while we play. You get to play both Indy and Mutt using whip and sword to fight the bad guys. Five stars on this Didj game!
4 Stars Older Mom still young at heart!
I bought this for my daughter’s 8th birthday. I loved this movie when the series first came out and hoped it would be fun. She loves it and wants to play it often. I definitely would recommend it for all parents of daughter’s – it’s not just for boys!
5 Stars If you love Indie, you’ll love this game!
I bought this game for my 7 year old daughter, and we fight over who gets to play! I love it and its a great way for her to learn math while having fun!
5 Stars Didj Indiana Jones
I have two boys who really like this game. They each set up their own profile and then I went online and adapted it to their skill level. I have changed the skill set I want them to be working on a couple of times as I find they have learned something, or get too frustrated by something. My boys like Indiana Jones and really enjoyed doing things with his character. True, they would rather be playing the Wii. But they definately prefer this to doing review sheets or flashcards. And, they learn the stuff faster too. This is one of my favorite leapster games.
