Does The Lion King Disneys Activity Center work well?”
Designed for children five years of age and over, Disney’s Activity Center: The Lion King features educational activities, mini-games and artistic capabilities wrapped around the world seen in the animated movie. Acting as the central hub, the Pride Lands incorporates three distinctive locations — the Jungle, Rafiki’s Tree and the Shadowlands, each featuring a series of activities. By entering the first environment, you have access to three games. The first, Timon’s Bug Matching Game, involves matching two bugs of the same type from among a series of similar looking insects. After filling Timon’s belly, move on to the educational Timon and Pumbaa’s Spelling Game. Once you correctly spell the given word, Pumbaa falls into a pit of mud — incentive to spell correctly. The final game is Pumbaa’s Hidden Animal Friends with the objective to locate incognito animals in three different jungle-designed scenes. Rafiki’s Tree includes three activities including Art Center, Picture Puzzles and a
This activity center based on the hit movie, Disney’s The Lion King, is packed with fun for ages 5 and up. Kids can build memory, matching, reasoning and spelling skills with Simba and his pals as they play with a favorite character or a friend. Children choose Easy, Medium or Hard when beginning the adventure. Kids match bugs to help Timon grab his lunch. Spell words correctly to see Pumbaa splash in the mud or find hidden animals. Children memorize Ed’s musical beat on the xylobones and play it back or create their own music. There are mazes, a concentration game, puzzles and an art studio where kids can paint, stamp, do dot-to-dot or rubbings and print their own coloring books for fun away from the computer. Kids can also play a traditional African game, Achi, with Rafiki or a friend. The CD also features film clips and songs from the enchanting Disney movie.
