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Bibi Numbers 123 - Kids Games

By Mieke VanderBorght, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 3+

Fun 123s capture kids' attention well but teach a bit less.

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These simple number games are clearly designed to grab young kids' attention though their educational value is a bit less clear. Some activities are somewhat creative, such as one in which kids help a target number of Bibis cross the road and a narrator counts along or another where kids arrange columns from shortest to tallest. Others are standard early number learning fare, like tracing a number, or don't seem to have enough support to help kids actually learn numbers. There are also lots of opportunities for distraction. It's nice the parents can choose from nine different languages, but if they want their kids to hear the narrator count and say numbers out loud, they need to keep the sound effects turned on. And with the sound on, the Bibis keep saying "Bibi" every few seconds which gets pretty annoying very quickly. Also, after every few rounds of an activity, there's a long celebration song with balloons or other items to "pop." These features contribute to a general feeling that Bibi Numbers 123 - Kids Game has more features to keep kids hooked to the screen rather than to teach them numbers. If parents can ignore that aspect, they may find a handful of fun number games that are sure to entertain their little ones.

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