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Junior Brain Trainer DS (Nintendo DS) | 
| From: Avanquest Software
Category: Video Games
List Price: £19.99
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Rating:  reviews
Sales Rank: 145
Format: Unknown format
Platform: Nintendo DS
Genre: edutainment-games
Media: Video Game
Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Operating System: No Operating System
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.7 x 0.8
MPN: NTR P CJWP
EAN: 5016488118910
ASIN: B001I901UQ
Release Date: December 5, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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Product Description
Give young brains a fitness workout with this fun and innovative DS brain training product, designed to improve reading, writing, spelling, maths, geometry, logic and problem-solving skills. Created specifically for kids aged 6-11, Junior Brain Trainer takes a fresh and fun approach to learning by teaching kids in 'bite-size' chunks and then rewarding them with unlockable minigames. The program encourages children to spend a little time each day completing 5 different activities, with a rewarding game at the end. Using a fun and stimulating environment it's the perfect way to keep them challenged and motivated so they're actually learning without realising it. A great way to support your child's classroom studies and build confidence at school! - Structured gameplay fits in with children's attention span - five fun and challenging activities per day with a rewarding minigame at the end
- Six minigames to unlock - Snakes, Football Breakout, Pairs, Balloon Burst, Beggar My Neighbour and Ghost Chase
- Improves reading, writing, spelling, maths, logic puzzles and geometry for children from 6-11 years
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great game December 30, 2008
MCP (England UK)
97 out of 97 found this review helpful
At first I thought this game would be too difficult for my 5 yr old, but after spending a little time with it, I realised its potential. To start the questions seem quite tricky, but I think this promotes parent interation during this part of game. Once you get passed the first set of questions your child is then encouraged to use it daily to achieve extra quiz, story or game bonus levels. These are aimed more at the child to play alone and are quite simple. My son especially likes practicing his hand writing and then rubbing it out which is a real bonus! Well worth the reasonable price.
Educational Game January 3, 2009
S. Holland
46 out of 46 found this review helpful
I wasn't too sure about getting this game as it stated for 6 year olds and above. It was well worth the gamble my five year old daughter did struggle at first but with my help, she is winning. It is very hard at first but my daughter has excelled at it. From it being challenging it has made her try harder!!!! My four year old son couldn't understand it though. The only CON is that you can only gain a bonus activity per day, hopefully by the end of the month she should have opened lots of activities!!!!
An excellent educational game for when school is closed!!!!!
 Junior Brain Trainer DS August 24, 2009
A. Jones (Worcestershire, England)
30 out of 30 found this review helpful
My five-year-old daughter was keen to have her own game for my Nintendo DS, and we tried a Barbie game which involved lots of jumping about and getting eaten by things, but not really understanding what we were meant to be achieving. This is much better: she has five challenges to complete daily before unlocking another activity, and has made good progress with sorting numbers into numerical order, working out greater than or less than, putting words into alphabetical order, rearranging words into alphabetical order. She gets a bit frustrated with some of the other activities, but enjoys her five daily challenges. It is also politer than the grown-up versions, and doesn't tell you off if you miss a few days!
junior brain training December 28, 2008
65 out of 66 found this review helpful
This is a good brain training game for children . It would be too complicated for young children but in my opinion suitable for ages 8 and up to 11. It is good fun as well as being educational.
Great way to educate January 7, 2009
S. Reynolds (UK)
24 out of 24 found this review helpful
I have two sons, aged 7 and 12, and both have played this for some time over the Christmas period. Although the presentation and mini games seem to be aimed at a younger age group, which suits my 7 year old, the challenges and quizes are quite tough, which is better for my 12 year old. Some, even I struggle to do, and I'm 40:0) In all, this is a cracking title, and apart from the annoying music (which seems to be present in every DS game aimed at kids), I don't hear a peep out of them when they're playing it, and I know they're doing something more 'worthy' than some of the other DS games they play. I've seen some comments about it being too hard, but that's nothing compared to some of the homework my sons come home with, so I'm happy to help them on this game too!
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