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#VTECH MOBIGO 2 TOUCH LEARNING SYSTEM DOWNLOAD#
When MobiGo launches this week online (June 7), additional games and content will be available for download so the system can be customized. Here is a short video of him trying it out: Developmentally, he understands the basic concepts of some of the games, while others still require explanation and assistance. My son, who is just 3 this month has the dexterity to hold the device in his hands. My hope is that my son will play with and learn from the system for many years, given that there are 11 games available and more to be released. There are varying difficulty levels which is one of the reasons why the system has a wide target age range (3-8). Children can draw, go fishing (my son really likes that game) and “play” the piano. MobiGo includes a variety of educational games which teach skills such as math, spelling, vocabulary, shapes and logic.
It will be several years before he’s able to master use of the QWERTY keyboard, but in time, it will introduce him to basic typing skills. He quickly picked up on the touch-screen technology without difficulty. I like it because my son isn’t coordinated enough to type. MobiGo’s touch-screen technology is innovative and was designed to resemble the way parents use their own touch-screen devices. Naturally, he wants to play with daddy’s smart phone and type on mommy’s computer. My son is growing up in a world heavily focused on technology and electronics. So what is a MobiGo? This hand-held learning system combines education with entertainment at the touch of a finger. At 3, I’m not likely going to be allowing him to play most video games, so a learning system targeted towards his age range is a great alternative. Remember how I told you about my son’s limited exposure to video games? Well…that just changed…sort of! Last week we received Vtech’s soon-to-be released MobiGo Touch Learning System and my son is fascinated by it.
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