Parents' Guide to Wild Kratts World Adventure

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Amanda Bindel By Amanda Bindel , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 7+

Challenging games unlock creature facts and cool activities.

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What's It About?

Kids choose from three different creatures and see on the map where each lives. A Kratt brother dons the creature power suit for each game. In Woodpecker Drill Down, players must find their beetle-dinner before the other woodpecker does. In Dolphin Trash Dash, they collect trash from the ocean, and in Orangutan Swing, they swing through the jungle collecting food. Each game gets more challenging as kids advance through 10 levels. They'll unlock the sticker book and creature selfies activities and facts about the creatures as they play.

Is It Any Good?

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WILD KRATTS WORLD ADVENTURE includes quite a bit of content for the price. The three mini-games each include 10 levels that are truly challenging enough to take quite a while to master. How well kids perform on those levels, though, has nothing to do with what they have learned about the animals and more about how well they can maneuver the device (which can get frustrating because it is hard to coordinate the moves). Kids will be motivated to stick with it because the more levels they unlock, the more features they get, like unlocking the creature selfies feature and facts about the creatures. The facts are classic Wild Kratts -- brief, high interest, and delivered right at kids' level. Lining the device up just right to get a good creature selfie is tricky, too, making for some disappointing pictures. Still, there's a lot to do and a lot to learn with Wild Kratts World Adventure.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Go on a Creature Power outing together to pick up trash to keep the animals and their environment safe, just like Chris does in Dolphin Trash Dash.

  • Give kids the chance to share their new knowledge about woodpeckers, dolphins, and orangutans by simply asking if they've learned anything new from Wild Kratts World Adventure.

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