- Join Phineas and Ferb on a wild adventure to build the ultimate water balloon launcher!
- Conduct experiments with circuits and electricity and use spatial reasoning to piece together a plan!
- Foil the evil Dr. Doofensmirtz by guiding Agent P's Platyball past pulleys, wheels and levers
- Teaches physical science, engineering concepts, problem solving, logic and reasoning skills and mathematics; Appropriate for children ages 5 to 8 years (grades kindergarten through 2nd grade)
- Works with all LeapPad learning tablets, LeapsterGS and Leapster Explorer (sold separately); Internet connection may be required for cartridge
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Victoria Antionette Chakales
Very intuitive
My girls love it!
Karl Wilbanks
subtraction and multiplication if it means his robot car will have an inflatable bumper or a better water balloon launcher
There are several different games to play. In one, Phineas and Ferb drive around one of their creations while battling food-throwing robots that hurl meatballs and cheese sauce. To improve your craft, you do math problems. While my son has been reluctant and a bit grouchy about homework these days, he's all for figuring out addition, subtraction and multiplication if it means his robot car will have an inflatable bumper or a better water balloon launcher.
Sally Tanoshii
Fast delivery
Great product fast delivery
Summer Day
Daughter Couldn't Put It Down!
This is a really easy, fun, thinking game. Boy or Girl would love it. Free play allows the child to strategize what is the best object to use, and how would that object effectively finish the task at hand. My 5 year old mastered all 12 levels in one day. Even I an adult struggle a few times how to get through certain puzzles. The other part of the game is very fun for relax play but has at points where the child would need to do math problems inorder to keep going to the next step, and a few times would ask what object would you use to keep electric current flowing, and what to use to stop it. If your child does like phineas and pherb they are just going to loves this game even more, and if your child doesnt then they would still be intrigued by what this game has to offer. We really enjoyed playing this game!!!
Mattie Mahon
We love Phineas and Ferb and this game didn't disappoint
We love Phineas and Ferb and this game didn't disappoint. My kiddo played for hours and didn't even realize how much he was learning. This is a win-win for parents and kids. They get the screen time they beg for, and I don't feel guilty letting him play, knowing he's learning in the process! If my review was helpful, please click "yes"!
Doods Jet Cunanan
would highly recommend these games
Child loves playing these "games" doesn't feel like learning
Stacy D Smith
Hey, where's Perry?
Our 4.5 year old loves this game. He's played it almost non-stop since Christmas over a week ago. A few of the sections are a little advanced for him, but not much and he'll grow into those easily very soon. We're all big P&F fans so it's great that he can play a game from the franchise and learn in the process.
Choze Young
Great Game
This is a fun and educational game! I had to help my six year old daughter get through this game since she doesn't have experience with video games where you have to navigate and shoot at the same time. So I did the navigating and she pressed the shoot button :) But all the puzzles and math problems she did on her own. So it was a way for us to spend time together and for her to learn at the same time!
Jared Hans Atienza
We love Phineas and Ferb!
We purchased several Leap Frog games at the same time to go with my son's new Leap Pad. This one has been a definite favorite. He loves Phineas and Ferb, and this game holds his attention much longer than the other games. I also like that it goes up to age 8 and still challenges him a bit, because other games have become far too easy for him in a short period of time.
Mahendranathsing Auckle
Phineas and Ferb Make Math Fun!
Great find. Love that it focuses on math and that our 6 year old daughter is fully engaged. Her efforts to understand the numbers and equations are beginning to roll over to what we do around the house and at school.