Rated 3.23 out of 5 stars 22 Reviews
"This game is just as hard on wii as it is on tv. It's fun for all ages!"
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader: Make the Grade (Nintendo Wii)
Find out if you are smarter than a 5th Grader! Ace the test in this exciting trivia game where every question is from a grade school textbook and the answers are elementary. Originally premiering after American Idol, Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?¿s first show was the biggest television premiere in the United States in over eight years. Today, the show continues to be one of the top shows for its time slot and air date, with nearly 8 million viewers per week.
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader: Make the Grade (Nintendo Wii) Reviews
My first grader was hooked on the TV series. This is a super game for 1 or multiple players. It does not waste his time running up a million meaningless points and teaches him something as well. If it is fun and he is learning something it gets in my door! Nicely done game.
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I bought this game for my kids (11 and 6) and I(35) ended up playing it with my daughter almost every weekend. The 4 player multi is great for our family and I like that the questions are pretty challenging so it isn't easy to get the million dollars every time. We really like the spelling challenge as well! We have competitions all the time and have a blast. I would definately recommend this game to anyone!
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We love playing this game on the Wii - it is so much fun yet sneaks in some education. Our favorites are the flashcards and spelling bee, which are quick 10 question games that 4 players can all play at the same time (each with their own remote). Another reviewer complained because you use the arrow keys to answer questions instead of using the on-screen "hands" like with other Wii games, but it was programmed this way intentionally so the other players cannot see what answer you are choosing....duh! The only con we have found is that it is true that in the traditional game version (not flashcards or spelling bee)all the players do have to share one remote, not sure why, but easy enough to work around.
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