Wild Planet Hyper Dash - Fun And Educational Too !

In combining both educational and physical activity, the Wild Planet Hyper Dash game is a fun game for the entire family. Children from six to eleven can play the game as well as adults. The game promotes learning, memory, and physical activity that many children are missing on a regular basis.

The controller of the Wild Planet Hyper Dash game is shaped like a hand-held plunger. It is brightly colored and has a micro-chip and radio transmitter that enables the person holding it to grab one of the five brightly colored and number disks. These disks provide the activity for the game and can be placed up to one hundred feet apart. There is a radio transmitter and receiver in each so an individual must pick up the correct disk for the controller to acknowledge a score. The disks can be placed under or behind objects to make the game even more fun for the players.

Wild Planet Hyper Dash has many modes and levels. An individual can play the game using the solo mode without other players. If there are two kids who want to play the controller can be set for pairs and the score is kept for each individual playing. When played in teams the controller can be set for up to eight players. Wild Planet Hyper Dash is a great game that increases educational skills and provides the physical activity that many children and adults desperately need. It is a game that will keep children and adults active and interested much longer than many other games.

Playing level one is a wonderful way for a child to learn their colors. The disks are bright green, red, yellow, blue, and orange. The controller calls out the color to be selected and the player must retrieve the correct disk. The colors are called out in random so a player can play at this level again and again while they are learning their colors.

A number identification game is part of the Wild Planet Hyper Dash game level two. The disks have clearly printed numbers from one to five on them. Players must retrieve the right number in the order that the controller instructs. For a young player the numbers are called out randomly so that they learn their numbers in a fun and easy way.

The memory level of the Wild Planet Hyper Dash game uses commands that involved identifying colors and numbers. The commands may include finding two colors and a number in order. Or, one may be asked to find a series of numbers and colors and retrieve them in reverse order. This level increases identification and memory skills in both young children and older children.

Wild Planet Hyper Dash's hardest level involves addition and subtraction. Players solve these problems and retrieve the disks that contain the answer to the problem. The problems can involve answers up to two digits and players must retrieve the disks in the order of the answer. When the disks are also hidden throughout a room, this involves both being able to solve a problem quickly, but also finding the appropriate disk or disks that have been hidden.

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