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Leapster® Game: The Batman Multiply Divide & Conquer

Ages 8-10 Years

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Venture into four foreboding worlds within Gotham City to help The Batman battle Cluemaster, Mr. Freeze, Firefly and The Joker! This action-packed, side-scrolling adventure teaches essential 3rd and 4th grade math skills and encourages exploration, deductive reasoning and problem solving.

This game works with Leapster® and Leapster®2.

Leapster® Game: The Batman Multiply Divide & Conquer

Recognizing Patterns: Children learn to identify, compare and extend patterns such as those made from shapes, colors, numbers, or sounds.
Geometric Concepts: Once children understand that shapes can be categorized by their attributes, they can begin to learn the fundamentals of geometry. In higher-level math, this provides the foundation for measuring sides and angles.
Shapes: Children learn to recognize the defining properties of shapes (such as a square having four sides of equal length and angles, and a triangle as being a closed figure with three sides), and can identify them in different rotations.
Early Number Sense: Children learn to count and compare sets of objects, recite the number string, and identify numerals as standing for specific quantities.
Counting: Children learn to count and compare sets of objects, and recite the number string, to solve problems that require exact enumeration.
Counting: Children learn to count and compare sets of objects, and recite the number string, to solve problems that require exact enumeration.
Parts of a Whole: Children first come to understand about part-whole relationships through sharing. It is only later that this knowledge becomes formalized and builds the foundation for learning decimals, fractions and precentages.
Sequencing: Children learn to identify numbers missing from sequences, such as 3, 4, __, 6.
Addition: Children learn to add quantities together, sometimes with objects, and sometimes with symbolic equations such as 4 + 3 = __.
Subtraction: Children learn to subtract quantities from each other, sometimes with objects, and sometimes with symbolic equations such as 4 - 3 = __.