Help Hello Kitty keep the Sweet Little Shops running smoothly! Discover new mathematical challenges, fun games, and friends in every shop. Play five mini-games, solve 40 themed quests and progress through three levels of maths-market fun. Serve smiles and happy customers every day with Hello Kitty! Works with LeapPad Ultra, LeapPad2, LeapPad1, LeapsterGS, and Leapster Explorer systems (sold separately).

As children move from one shop to another, they play mathematics games to complete quests and unlock all five themed days. They get busy filling orders, using charts, estimating the right size goody packages, and catching the correct ingredients to make tasty treats. Your little math whiz will use estimation skills to guess how many jellybeans are in the jar and create a chart to figure out the favourite flavour of the day.

Children earn stickers and even put a Hello Kitty twist on the photos they take with the built-in camera on LeapPad learning tablets and LeapsterGS. Every level is a new day packed full of fun and reward, and with up to ten themed quests there's always something new to learn and discover! Core skills taught include tables, charts and graphs, estimation, number sense, and sorting and classifying.

LeapFrog has created a playful learning environment that is developmentally appropriate for children aged 4 to 7 years old. A robust, diverse title for developing mathematicians, Hello Kitty Sweet Little Shops brings together foundational skills such as number recognition and shape knowledge with equally important but less familiar skills such as estimation and reading tables, charts, and graphs. The game is set in recognisable, lifelike scenarios, showing children that mathematics is all around them and is important for real life.

Hello Kitty Sweet Little Shops provides a curriculum rich in maths-related subjects that explore the estimation of both quantity and space. New concepts are presented in ways familiar to children so that they can generalise their game experiences to the real world. An estimation task asks children to estimate how many jellybeans are in a jar and a chart exercise has children interpret various types of charts and fill the appropriate number of items through a fun play pattern.