- Build skills for school with Bob and his Can-Do Crew!
- Clear the theater sign by helping Muck catch letters.
- Build along with Bob by fitting shapes into blueprints.
- Clean up the site by collecting the right letters!
- Teaches letters, phonics skills, shapes, cause and effect, problem-solving skills and computer skills such as QWERTY keyboarding and mousing.
Product Description
Build skills for school with Bob and his Can-Do Crew! Three constructive activities, all with multiple levels, encourage computer exploration while introducing letters and phonics skills. For use with ClickStart My First Computer, sold separately…. More >>
LeapFrog® ClickStart Educational Software:Bob the Builder, Project Learn It!
January 3, 2010 at 11:29 am
I bought this game for my 4 year old daughter. She does a good job playing the educational games and she is learning how to use a computer keyboard and mouse without using our “real laptops”. I would recommend this system and the games to any parent who wants to get their kids involved in computer skills and educational software. Oh ya, and the graphics are better than my Atari!
Rating: 5 / 5
January 3, 2010 at 1:58 pm
My son just turned three and has been using his Click Start for about a year now. We absolutely love the Click Start system, but are not so fond of this game. He’s played it four times since getting it last month, and has lost interest. It would be fantastic for a beginner, or as a first game for the Click Start. My son has the Diego game and that one seems to teach the same things in a more fun, more educational manner. With the Bob the Builder, even on level 2, the games don’t take long to master and to get old. Each mode teaches something different, whether it’s letters or numbers, or learning how to use the mouse and arrow keys. Once your child knows how to move the arrows back and forth and click on something, however, they’ve pretty much exhausted this game. Unless your child is just starting out with the Click Start, or is a huge bob the builder fan, I would recommend the Diego game instead for learning letters, numbers and use of the keyboard and mouse.
Rating: 4 / 5
January 3, 2010 at 2:41 pm
My son recieved this game for his 3rd b.day a few months ago and he just loves it! He can have muck catch letters that bob throws down to him, he can put colored shapes onto a blueprint to help build a building, and have one of the characters go along a maze to get letters. We bought him the system last christmas when he was about 2 and1/2 with the animal art studio. Since he was a little young for it I thought that game would be the best for him at that time and he could do 2 of the 3 games on it. This system is great! Just wish it was cheaper!
Rating: 5 / 5