Customer Reviews

Vtech - V.Smile - Winnie The Pooh: Honey Hunt

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My grandmother gave my four-year-old daughter this game for Christmas. It quickly displaced Lion King as my daughter's favorite v-smiles game (and the favorite of my wife and I as well). Featuring Winnie the Pooh and all the other characters from this Disney classic, the game is both fun and educational.

Basically, Pooh wants to hold a party for his friends but is out of honey. So the game's mission (in adventure mode) is to find jars of honey. Along the way, kids learn counting, the alphabet, and some basic spelling. There's also some secret levels to discover -- albeit not so secret that a four-year-old cannot find them.

Overall, one of v-smiles best games, in terms of both fun and educational value.

Although we've gotten more game play time from Alphabet Park Adventure (included w/ the V-Smile) and The Lion King, Winnie-the-Pooh is one that the kids (2 & 4) keep going back to. Cute, fun, age-appropriate, it really helps work on those joystick skills while giving a sense of accomplishment (you can play the activities as a series and accumulate "hunny pots"). Unlike the dull Care Bears this is one early childhood game that is fun for adults to watch (and to play, if the kids will let you :-)

My son plays this game all the time and he loves it! It starts out with simple, easy games, such as collecting the alphabet in order and numbers in order. It then transfers to colors and I think it teaches them really well. It also always repeats the item you collect (pink balloon, the game says, "Pink"). It also gets more difficult as it goes on. I find it great for young ones (2.5 up to probably kindergarten or 1st grade). There are more difficult portions that test hand/eye coordination (the jump rope). I think it's a fabulous game...on of the best...with beloved characters and great games. My son (4 years) LOVES to play it! It has helped with his colors, letters, numbers and hand/eye coordination in many ways! I highly recommend it to anyone with a child who loves to learn and play between 2 and 6 years old.

I bought this for my daughter's 4th birthday. She loves it--it's a game she is able to do, and learning that is at her level. Some of the other games even when they say 3-6 years, etc--it is sometimes too difficult for her. Even my 5 year old son loves it--he especially loves helping his little sister figure out problems.

No preschooler can resist this game. It is fun, educational, best of all it has Winnie the Pooh. There are two modes of play. You can play the short easy games like memorie or you can play the learning adventure game where Pooh goes through different environments collecting honey. This game keeps my 3 year old interested for hours. He can play all of the short learning games by himself but he still needs help with the adventure game. The adventure game is a little complicated but fun for an adult, too, so I don't mind helping him through the hard obsticles. Every kid with a V-Tech Smiles should have this game.

This is an adorable game with nice graphics. It's easy to play and educational (for kids who need help learning their letters, colors, and shapes). The other games we've tried are just too hard. What 4 year old knows how to spell? Certainly not mine. The Scooby Doo is just way too difficult. This one is just right. And it's much more entertaining than the Care Bears smartridge.

thank you amazon for posting so many helpful reviews for the vsmile. with so many different cartridges to choose from, the reviews were very accurate and helpful. i bought pooh for my four year old son, and it is very age and developmentally appropriate. pooh is adorable, and there are many fun games to choose from. i definetely recommend pooh for a first-time player.

I have three children, 4 1/2, 3, and 1 1/2. They all play this game and really love it. Great education value, and although my two older children already knew their letters my 1 1/2 year old loves Pooh and watches them play it and attempts to play it himself and is now learning letters of the alphabet. I think this is one of the better vsmile games. This one and spiderman is my children's favorites.

My son received this when he was 3.5, and it's perfect for his age. Some of the jumping moves are a challange for him, but it's good practice in retrying, and patience. The graphics are a little coarse, especially on a bigger TV, but I doubt he notices or cares. He's still playing this after 6 months.

Pooh is our favorite v-smile smartridge. This one teaches the alphabet and numbers 1-20. It's a great v-smile game.