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When we had Kambry’s 4th birthday party, we also had a fun event where the little ones could check out some new LeapFrog products. While it was a birthday party for 2 girls; 4 and 6, we were able to have some fun with kids ranging anywhere from 4 to 8. We had a blast letting them check out some LeapFrog products.
One product that the kids were able to check out was the Tag Solar System Adventure Pack.
Tag™ Solar System Adventure Pack
Take off on an out-of-this-world adventure with the interactive, two-sided Tag™ solar system map! Play more than 40 activities and family-friendly games with this 2-in-1 map that unfolds to over 3 feet! Learn solar system terms and planetary facts, and log your journey with bonus interactive stickers! Appropriate for children ages 4 to 8 years. Parents can follow their child’s play and learning progress on the LeapFrog® Learning Path. (Tag Reader sold separately.)
- Price: $13.99
Our thoughts:
I love our solar system. I love looking up at the sky. My kids (ages 4 and 6) love looking in to ‘outer space’. I was really excited to see the Tag Solar System Adventure Pack. From my personal experience, it is a great tool to learn about the solar system and for little ones to get their ‘leg in’ on learning about the other planets, however my only drawback to this is that the questions and keys that this asked were a bit out of even our adult age range. My son is 6 1/2, is in kindergarten, can read a book like no other, is above his class for learning and reading, but the things that that Tag Solar System Adventure Pack were a bit above the 4-8 range. We had kids as young as 4 years old and up to 10 years old – and even adults in their 30’s that were questioning the age range of this map.
Family friendly? Yes. Fun friendly? Yes. The age range, in our opinion, is more than 4 – 8. We feel that it’s more like 7 – 1- age range. My little ones are aware of the solar system, however 4 years old is a bit young to start with this set just based on the questions that the tag asked. It would ask to point to one of the dwarf planets (which, at 6 years old, my son was like ‘what?’). It would ask questions about the orbits, which I could only answer a few of the questions and I am an adult. I love the overall concept of the Tag Solar System Adventure Pack, but the age range, in my opinion, is a bit off. Loads of fun and great for family time to learn all about our planets together.
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Why this rating? This is a star rating (1-5) that is based off our opinion on the product itself, use, wear & tear, price and how it fits in to our family’s lives (at home or on the go).
All opinions in this posting are 100% my own.
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My son is learning about the planets at school right now, and is really interested in in, so I think this would be perfect for him.
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I love that it has over 40 activities! Should be enough to keep them interested and entertained for a while.
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I commented on the Tag Solar System Adventure Pack. My son loves the stars and plants. This would teach him a lot.
http://www.mommygoggles.com/tag-solar-system-adventure-pack/comment-page-1/#comment-144935
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My son would love the Tag Solar System Adventure Pack — he’s very interested in the sun and stars and planets and so on. This would teach him a lot.
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I love that you can follow their progress. Love this feature.
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I like that it’s a fun way for kids to start learning about our Solar System.
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I like that parents can follow their child’s play and learning progress on the LeapFrog® Learning Path.
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I love that the Tag system ecourages children to read and think.
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I love that it is interactive and has lots to learn.
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I love how kids can learn about the solar system in such a fun way!
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tag is so cool and what do i love most? the affordable price
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my 4 year old loves space and she would love learning about the planets. sounds like I would learn too!
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My son loves interactive learning and the solar system, so this would be a win win in my home.
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I love how interactive this is! My grandson would love using the little pen and learning!
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I love the tag system. My daughter has the Tag Junior and it keeps her so interested in reading. I’d love to be able to get her the next step up! Such a great learning tool!
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