Osmo - Genius Starter Kit & Monster Game for iPad - Ages 5-12 - Math, Spelling, Creativity & Bring Monsters to Life - 6 Learning Games (iPad Base Included - Amazon Exclusive)

My 5-year-old loves to play with Osmo. He wants to play Osmo all the time now. He loves learning with this tool. The genius starter kit comes with blocks, letters, and numbers. The cases are a little hard for a five-year-old to open, but easy for him to put away. One of the spelling games he can compete against other children and spell the same word, so he is really happy that he can interact with other kids, but frustrated when another child wins. The stand is sturdy for my iPad and the reflector is easy to put on. I don't have a case on my iPad, so it isn't a hassle for me to set this up. The multiplication games are a bit frustrating for him since he is only five, so we had to change the settings. The only issues I have is the Tanagram game can be a little picky sometimes and wants your child to line things up exactly, my child gets frustrated with this. Not sure if there is a way to 'zoom out' or adjust the iPad camera. (I have an Ipad 7 Gen.) Also, you have to have a solid color background. My child has a colorful table, so we have to use a white piece of paper for him to play. Pictures include Genius Starter Kit & Monster Game and a red case I bought separately (which is not included). All in all a good purchase and keeps my child busy interacting and learning when school is closed instead of watching mindless videos. Would definitely recommend it!

This was a Christmas gift for one of my grandchildren. It was a great price at the time since it was during either the Black Friday or cyber Monday sales that this was purchased. They live in another state so I’m not exactly 100% sure they are using as much as. They should.

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We love Osmo! A few years ago we got away from games and ipads in the house. Our boys did not like that transition. As a compromise, we started to use Osmo. They will sometimes spend a couple hours playing math games or learning how to solve problems and build out code squences using physical objects that work with the Osmo platform. It's been a great experience compared to the mindless video games that most developers are creating these days.

My son loves this ! It’s amazing and it’s helped him so much getting ready for kindergarten

Not only did our granddaughter appreciate it, it was a pleasure to give. A fun and educational toy.