Leap to the Moon | |
Published by | LeapFrog |
Learning Content | Math |
Type | My First LeapPad |
Leap to the Moon is a My First LeapPad interactive book and cartridge in the Math section of the My First LeapPad library, focusing on space-themed pre-math. It features Leap and his friends, Della and Tim, going into a solar system-like adventure to the moon.
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Plot[]
Leap, Della, and Tim are planning a trip to the moon. They need the following things for this trip: one rocket ship, two telescopes, three astronaut helmets, four peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and five flags (the total the company is packing are numbered 15 items). When Leap, Della and Tim (inside the rocket ship) blasted off, it's off they go... into SPACE!
As the company travels through space all the way to the bright, silvery moon, Leap sees planets on the way to their destination.
Leap, Della, and Tim land on the moon and make new friends -- moon bugs that resemble replicas of Edison, but then... Whoops! Leap trips on the anchor's ends.
The trio has a plan to save the day and the space adventure was perfectly an out-of-this-world moment they will remember! But as Mrs. Frog calls the three friends (who were still pretending to play "Outer Space") for lunch, Leap will ask them if they would like to stay for more fun.
Solar System[]
- Mercury
- Venus
- Earth
- Mars
- Jupiter
- Saturn
- Uranus
- Neptune
- Pluto
Trivia[]
- This is the final book to have:
- Zac Schuman voicing Leap; he got replaced by Candi Milo in late 2001-2002, due to Schuman hitting puberty.
- Richard "Andy" Fruchterman voicing Tim.
- Kerry Williams steps in once for Angelina Marriott (who was sick and needed to rest in bed, as she told the crew) as Della Duck for this book.
- The color song that Leap, Della and Tim sing in the music game on the Story Side, page 2, is sung to the tune of the American folk song, "Billy Boy".
- The theme used on the first page and the "Count your lucky stars!" activity page was recycled for the moon theme on the 2005 Leapster built-in version of the Color Corral from Learning with Leap.