It’s music. It’s math. It makes learning multiplication music to their ears.Music sets the pace to learning multiplication tables from 1-12 and some basic division. Kids groove and move their way through four games, each with a teach and a quiz mode. The

5 Responses to “Twist and Shout Multiplication”

1. Terri says:

   March 24, 2007 at 12:00 am

   This was given to my daughter in the third grade, and at first she was intimidated by the questions. It starts out challenging you to easy questions, but as they get harder, I can see her try harder too. It gives you several answers to choose from, and praises you when you pick the right one. It gets harder and harder, but kids seem to love it. It’s great for long car rides, and isn’t very loud and annoying. Has a shut off switch to save battery life. Very fun toy, and extremely educational! I even bought the one that teaches addition for my first grader.
2. Anonymous says:

   March 14, 2006 at 12:00 am

   Hello, my nickname is StoryMaker. Sometimes, my mom, JaneLovesJesus, makes me do it for school. (We homeschool.) That’s GOOD because it is FUN! It dosen’t have any characters or anything, but that’s kind of good because it is made by LeapFrog and they use either frogs or kids and that isn’t the best. It uses fun games. You turn the icon dial to an icon that looks like a fun game and play. The exclamation point Twist & Shout game (!) is not exactly a quiz. You just turn the number dials and try to say the answer before the machine does. I don’t like the Quiz Time (?) too well because you choose the questions and get tempted to make them too easy. I like the Lightning Quiz (Z) because you don’t choose just what questions, you just choose the times table you want. Sometimes, the sound messes up, but it clears up soon. This toy uses speedy-quick quizzes & games to make multiplication as full of action as an arcade game. Signed, StoryMaker. “Gotta trust the kid’s review!”
3. S. Gonzalez says:

   November 4, 2005 at 12:00 am

   I bought this toy for my son to learn his multiplication and when i received it , it did not work.So i replaced the batteries, but once i popped them in, it begain malfunctioning and i couldnt shut it off unless i popped the batteries out. I returned it for an exchange and when i received the second one..it was the same thing with that one. Both times i received DUDs…toy sounds great, if it worked properly and didnt malfunction.
4. Jen Jen says:

   October 24, 2005 at 12:00 am

   After reading the other reviews of this product, I felt confident enough to go ahead and buy it as a gift for an 8 year old boy. He is learning multiplication tables now, so I figured this was a great present.

   Unfortunately, once the batteries were in, it kept malfunctioning and when the dials were twisted to 2 numbers, it would read out two totally different numbers and give their result instead of the 2 numbers the dials showed. We tried over and over to get it to work, but it is a DUD!

   I live overseas so returning it is not an option I am willing to pay the extra freight/duty for. I bought another Leap Frog product at the same time that I have not given as a present yet, I really hope it works.
5. Anonymous says:

   February 28, 2004 at 12:00 am

   This toy helped my third grader be one of the top in his class with the multiplication facts. I would have him bring it in the car all the time …he had a ball. He especially enjoys the race against the clock.