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Sesame Street: Elmo's A-to-Zoo Adventure - Nintendo Wii

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Rated: Early Childhood

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Teachers letters through engaging mini-games
Easy to follow audio-visual directions that preschoolers can master on their own
Use the second Wii Remote to drop-in and assist your child when needed
Game difficulty adapts to your child's level
Wii and Nintendo DS versions include Gameplay Helpers to simplify gameplay for your preschooler

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Product information

ASIN

B003QP725W

Release date

October 19, 2010

Customer Reviews

3.7 151 ratings

3.7 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#75,889 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#1,191 in Wii Games

Product Dimensions

5.55 x 1.3 x 7.68 inches; 5.53 Ounces

Type of item

Video Game

Language

German

Rated

Early Childhood

Item model number

1000156460

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

5.5 ounces

Manufacturer

Warner Bros

Date First Available

June 9, 2010

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In Sesame Street: Elmo's A-to-Zoo Adventure, kids head to the zoo with Elmo, Zoe and their animal friends, as they explore games based on a variety of literacy skills, including letter identification, letter sounds and word families. Kids can also explore exciting zoo habitats including the Aquarium, Savanna, Jungle, Wetlands and the Arctic.

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M.S.

My 2 year old loves it!

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2011

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

We got this game for our 2-year-old because she loves to watch us play the Wii and wants to be able to play, too. She definitely needs a lot of help to get started and some of the concepts are still too difficult for her, but the game seems to recognize when she's making a lot of mistakes and makes the answers "fall right into her hands." She gets excited because the characters in the game cheer for her. This isn't going to be something you can let your child under 4 or 5 play independently, but I don't feel that they should be expected to. It's a great game to play together!
We want to get the Cookie Monster Counting Game next - I think that one will be easier for her because she knows her numbers 1-10.

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Courtney Winert

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2015

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

Boring game, we only played it once, and it was still too hard for my 3 year old.

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Andrea Y. Adams

Honest mother review...

Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2010

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

I was really excited to get something that my 3 1/2 girl could play, interact With and actually learn.... I had a lot of faith on thiis Sesame street wii game. I pre ordered and counted the days... This is what i think about it:

What they're selling:
- The concept is great. To teach rhymes, colors, shapes, phonics and alphabet.
- the zoo is divided in areas: wet lands, arctic, jungle, aquarium, savanna. Each area with 3 to 4 short games.
- the game adapts to your child's skills...( NOT! )

What you're buying (40 bucks... Ouch!)

- In the beginning it's not easy to get the remote to respond.. Or let's say, to get your child to do what the remote has to do.
- you will have to either pick up a second remote, hold your child's hand and intruct her or use your creativity and move the remote in a different way instructed by the game and have it to respond. (for example: the "back and forth" movement can be substituted to a movement like "driving" with the remote... The "scoop" movement can be adapted to a "up and down" movement...
- some games are easy/difficult when it comes to content (well, of course, it depends on your child) and some are easy/difficult when it comes to get the child to operate the remote. (it can happen that your child knows the answer but can't get the remote to respond, getting the child frustrated and uninterested)

The development of the game:
- it is all divided by "zoo area". I think it should be divided by subject ("phonics", "colors"..) or by level
- there are VERY little games (the games are short, which is okay so it doesn't bore the children but... Too little games for 40 bucks)
- No pipi break!! The game doesn't pause!
- no "back to menu" option. (if your child is playing and you realize the game's too hard or she's uninterested, you can't go back to menu mode and choose another game. You will have to press "home" button on your remote and start everything over again.
- no unlocking, no new phases. All that you see is what you get.

About the Elmo remote cover:
- what is that thing for, actually?
- if you put it on, it blocks the buttons and the sensitivity of the remote and it doesn't respond.
- it was meant to dress the remote over that silicone dress. (FOR WHAT???)

I REALLY wanted to love this game (I wouldn't mind to hate it if my daughter loved it, but she didn't... She likes it for 5 minutes). It was not worth it not because of the big expectation I had but the content or lack of it: Few games, can be frustrating and... the price is ridiculous. That being said, I will try not to regret too much buying this game (ouch, my 40 bucks!)
I wish I had tested it in a store... I wouldn't have bought it cause I'm sure my daughter would let me know in a minute how not amused she was.

That being said, I'm glad I didn't buy the Cookie monster game together!

141 people found this helpful

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Patricia B

Obviously a minority opinion, but . . .

Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2010

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

This game is not perfect. A good start is immediately tossing the slip cover into the garbage. Beyond that, my 3 year old and 5 year old enjoy the game. My 5 year old can play by herself, and my 3 year old can't. If you're searching for something to entertain your kids while doing something else, this is not the game for you. I sit with my 3 year old and help her with the motions if she is having trouble, but as we've gone along its gotten easier. I imagine with a little more experience, my 3 year old will be able to mostly do this without me being so hands on. The games are repetitive and short, perfect for the little one, though the 5 year old is getting bored with it very quickly. The price seems really high for an Early Childhood game. I was willing to pay the price to give my little one another medium to work on her letters and numbers.

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V. F.

Worst game I've ever bought! Wish I could return it.

Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2012

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

We bought that as our daughter's introduction into Wii gaming (a game at her level) It's absolutely horrible. She's 3, so we weren't expecting much. We do have to help coach her through the controls and rules of each game, but I wish that were all. Even when she follows the directions, the game doesn't always respond. Sometimes, when she tilts, it doesn't listen. And other times, it moves over twice. And the most annoying part is that, while one of the characters is talking (which they frequently do to remind you of the rules), you can't play; you just have to sit there and wait for them to stop talking. That's not exactly easy to explain to our daughter, who can't figure out why the controls STILL aren't working. We haven't even been playing for 10 minutes and I already know this game will never again see the inside of our Wii. I REALLY wish I could take it back. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!!!!!!!!

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math teacher who reads a lot

ds = great;' wii = terrible

Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2011

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

initially got this for our son for the DS. it is wonderful on there, and he enjoys it. then, we got it for the wii. it is terrible. at times it seems impossible for the wii to read the controller's movements...and that is when I AM WORKING THE CONTROLLER! wasted money on the wii version. we also got the cookie monter carnival one...but haven't tried that yet.

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Mom2Twins

Great Game for Age 2-3

Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2013

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

I was worried when I purchased this game because of the poor reviews. However, my two year old twins LOVE this game, and the Cookie Monster one, too. It is so easy for them...they can shake the Wii remote to make selections and jump to choose the answers. They love that the remote turns into Elmo, and they have not wanted to stop playing it since we got it. Overall, I found it to be a great investment, and it's very educational. There are some challenging games on it! Great game!

2 people found this helpful

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kmk86

Good game to teach Letter Skills

Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2015

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

This is a wonderful educational Wii game. There are parts that I wish I could change. The narrator talks a lot and kids can't do anything when they are talking. If they do something wrong the narrator will give the instructions again, my son gets upset because he just wants to try again. Overall a great game to teach letters and skills related to them. My son is 2 1/2 and very smart and can play games without help!

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Jason

Great game.

Reviewed in Canada on July 6, 2013

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

My daughter loves it. She plays it over and over again. We already have the DS version but wanted something a bit more challenging.

Cink

Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on May 10, 2016

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

Mike Milson

child bored in 2 mins

Reviewed in Canada on April 8, 2014

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

wouldn't suggest - 3.5 year old - played for about 2 mins and then never asked to see it again

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