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Learn to writeTrace over the lights to get practice drawing upper- and lowercase letters A-Z and numbers 1-10. All-in-oneLearn on the go with a single retraceable surface and tethered stylus for easy portability. Receive feedbackLights and audio help teach proper stroke order, while instant feedback helps children improve.
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| Brand | LeapFrog |
| Item model number | 80-19139E |
| Color | Green |
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| Product Id | 659246 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.6 (363 ratings) 4.6 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 708431191396 |
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I purchased this for my 4 year old granddaughter. She loves it. The LeapFrog Scribble is a great way to help little ones learn to correctly print letters and draw shapes. It is simple, yet effective in the learning process. Glad my 7 year old granddaughter showed me the volume button, for it was quite loud when we first operated it. I am totally satisfied with it, and my granddaughter is still carrying it around...long after her birthday!
previous reviews mention that a lot of pressure is needed to make the letters appear, but ours works great. my 3 year old has no problems whatsoever. this toy helps with letter recognition and writing. you choose a setting on the left for shapes or capital letters or lowercase letters, etc. then press the letter key. the toy simply asks you to draw the letter giving you a lit up background to guide you. she is getting repetitive visual prompts with audio prompts, which is an excellent learning tool. it's small enough and light enough for her to handle, not like the bulkier, heavier alphabet games we've bought in the past. overall, especially for the price, love this toy.
This toy is perfect for preschool age and toddlers . Once you see the child mimic writing and drawing it's time to get this toy. It will help them learn their ABCs as well as the dexterity by holding the stylus . Be patient because it may take your child a little getting used too. After they get the hang of it you will see them sitting and doing it on their own.
This "toy" is perfect for a toddler who is beginning to learn her letters and attempt to perfect them as her older brother does with his more advanced LeapFrog toy. She no longer has to compete but has her own tablet with its appealing, colorful displays.
I purchased this educational toy for my 3 year old grandson for Christmas. I am sure he will love it and learn from it quickly while having fun. He enjoys learning new things and this will reinforce what he already knows.
My Grand-Daughter is in love with her birthday gift and its teaching her how too write.....So I'm pleased with my purchase...Thank you so very much walmart....
This was a present for my 3 1/2 yr old daughter. She's been able to recognize the letters for a while now and knows all the sounds they make, but she hadn't even begun to start writing them yet. She's in preschool and she'd bring home worksheets where I could see they were trying to teach her to write the letters but she didn't seem to be getting it at all. This is definitely one of her favorite Christmas presents and she's still playing with it almost every day. She TOTALLY knows how to write a bunch of letters now, though! It's amazing!!! I'm sure that her preschool also helped some, but it's like this gave her the ability to do it with confidence (since she's just tracing over the lights) and it's a fun way like a video game. She still can't write all the letters, but she knows at least 2/3 I'd say and the best thing is she can write them in upper and lowercase, which is something my older daughter really struggled with since she only ever practiced capital letters. Her favorite thing to do while we're sitting in church now is for us to take turns drawing letters on each other's backs and then guessing which letter it was. I honestly can't believe how much this has helped her learn to write letters and it hasn't even been a month! There were 2 things that weren't what I was expecting when I got this, so I'll quickly share those, too. The screen that they write on is sort of like those old wax boards we had when we were kids (in pre magna doodle days =), where you'd write with the pencil onto the thin sheet on top and when you were done you'd lift it up to separate it from the piece underneath and erase it (hopefully you know what I'm talking about). When you move the slider across to erase it's separating a top layer of that type of thin paper stuff from the underneath. I don't mean it's wax underneath, but it just reminded me of those things. Like, for example, you can just use your fingernail to write on the screen instead of the pencil thing it comes with. It seems a little more fragile than a harder screen like a magnadoodle or the things you sign your name on in the grocery store credit card machines, but it's still okay, and because it's like that probably lends to the very low price. My kids are really rough on toys so they've been able to put a few minor indentations in it from pressing a ball point pen onto it (the pen marks washed/rubbed right off, though!), but it still works fine and isn't too distracting. The 2nd thing is because I thought it was more like a computer screen, I thought it would be able to know what the child wrote and say something like "great job!" if they traced it correctly or "try again" if they didn't. It doesn't know what they write so when they're done writing the letter and they press the little paw button to say they've finished it just says the letter and says the sound it makes. Then it tells them to use the slider to erase and points up for them to pick another letter. BTW, it has really great instructions in a clear, easy-to-understand voice which is nice because my daughter is never bringing it to me saying she doesn't know what to do next. My daughter loves writing notes for me now and when she asks me how to spell something and I tell her a letter she doesn't know how to write, she just pulls this over and uses it as a tool to learn how to write that letter! It's such a wonderful toy and I would highly recommend it! At such a low price, it's a perfect gift, too! I'm more than pleased with it!
this is a great item for children who are learning to write. Also one of my children has autism and if has been great for helping him with his fine motor skills. Age recommendation Pre-k to 2nd grade.
We bought this product for our twin 5 year olds (just turned 6) as they have begun practicing to write letters in Kindergarten. They really enjoy practicing because it lights up and has very encouraging sounds. The writing tool is awesome because it helps reinforce pencil grip! Also, my 4 year old is very intrigued with it and loves to practice as well!
I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my 3yr old granddaughter. I have not given it to her yet but I think she will enjoy pressing the buttons and learning to recognize and write the letters and numbers. There is a volumn control switch which is very good and the "pen" is large enough for her to handle with out too much trouble. I hope this will keep her happy and not fighting with her 6 yr old brother for his Leappad2.