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LeapFrog LeapReader Book: Get Ready for Kindergarten (works with Tag)

4.7 out of 5 stars 122 customer reviews
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  • Play fun activities and games focused on fundamental school readiness skills.
  • Introduces nearly 40 key kindergarten skills.
  • Teaches reading skills, mathematics and social studies.
  • Ages 5-8 years.
  • Works only with Tag Reading System and LeapReader Reading & Writing System (sold separately).
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Product Packaging:Standard Packaging
Product Dimensions 0.4 x 7.8 x 9.2 inches
Item Weight 8.5 ounces
Shipping Weight 8.5 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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Origin China
ASIN B007U7LZQ4
Item model number 21212
Manufacturer recommended age 4 - 6 years
Best Sellers Rank #316 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
#2 in Toys & Games > Electronics for Kids > Systems & Accessories > Electronic Software & Books
#5 in Toys & Games > Preschool > Pre-Kindergarten Toys > Electronic > Electronic Learning Toys & Systems
#13 in Toys & Games > Learning & Education > Electronics
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5.0 out of 5 starsA good buy
By biogeek on October 13, 2012
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I think my four-year-old will learn some good things from this book. For those wanting to know exactly what is inside here's the run-down.

The first page is for learning the alphabet and the sound of each letter.
One page has an activity to complete a pattern.
Another page asks the child to identify blend sounds like "br" and "st" by finding pictures of words that begin with those sounds as well as by touching the letter combinations.
One page has two monsters and groups of different numbers of candies (1-9). The child needs to identify the numbers and do simple addition.
The child can learn about the seasons and months of the year on another page.
Another page has dinosaurs on it. The child can hear the names slowly pronounced and learn which are carnivores and herbivores.
The last page has five pictures depicting sad, scared, angry, silly and happy. The child hears a short clip of music and is asked to choose the emotion the music sounds like. They can also make their own music by selecting the emotion and then clicking on five different instruments.

There may be a page or two I have forgotten or games I haven't heard my daughter play, but I don't have the book in front of me. My daughter has only had this book for a week and she has played with it for at least 30-40 minutes every day.
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5.0 out of 5 starsLove it! (even for a child younger than the age range)
By Jess on November 12, 2012
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I admit it - I bought this because the cover was so colorful and engaging, that I thought even if my 2 year old was way too young for the content, we could still have some fun exploring the pictures until she is more advanced. I'm glad I did. Even though there are definitely many elements in this book which are beyond a 2 year old's abilities, the Leapfrog system itself operates under so many levels that it can actually be tailored for a much younger child's exploration. At one level (the youngest ability level), she can just play with exploring the names and sounds of the illustrations (very basic). The games and activities for older children seem very engaging covering a wide range of topics:

Activity 1: A two page spread of a refridgerator with an illustration for each letter of the alphabet - and you help the narrator find items ("Hmm, I would like a sandwich. Please help me find something to put on it.") with great positive reinforcement.

Activity 2: A two page "vowel show" with really adorable illustrations, focusing on the vowel sounds in context.

Activity 3: The word circus -- an exploration of letters and words - again, with great, vibrant illustrations

Activity 4: Consanat Blend Galary -- haven't played with this one at all, but on the left side of the page you see a painter with an easel and the paint colors each have consant blends ("sw," "tr," "br," etc.) - and on the right side of the 2-page spread there are 20 of his "paintings."

Activity 5: A two page spread story about a special lunch, with Leap (the frog) as the main character - and involves some math skills as we count the items he eats.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 starsThis will be a parent's favorite!
By Vermicious Knids on November 9, 2012
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I love this book and all the different skills it teaches. I hope they make more for the other grades. I will list the activities:

ABC SNACK TIME: Alphabet in the fridge w/corresponding food or item above it. Example - H has 3 hot dogs in hats above the letter. Game will tell you to find the letter 'k', or find the pizza, or find the letter that makes the 'lllll' sound.

THE VOWEL SHOW: The vowels are listed. Below are some simple words like wig, bat, lips, etc with a picture of what is word is. Game will say find the vowel that makes the 'aaaaa' sound. Or find three words that have the sound 'aaaa' in it, like cat. If you find the three words it makes a silly sentence out of them.

WORD CIRCUS: Small words like pig, wig, fox, box. Games focus on finding beginning sound, rhyming and spelling the simple words. (This game reminds me of the Leapfrog flash cards)

CONSONANT BLEND GALLERY - teaches some blends, like 'sk', 'gr', 'cl', etc. Has pictures that begin w/the blends and the game will instruct you to find a picture that starts with one of the various blends. As I am using this as an ESL tool also, this game annoys me with the goofy french accent, which my son has some problems understanding.

THE SPECIAL LUNCH: This is a simple written story, with an occasional picture thrown in to represent a noun, rather than having the written word. So it goes, "Leap made himself a (picture of a sandwich)." Later, it will ask you questions about what the story was about, like "Who did Leap make a sandwich for?"

PATTERN PLACE: A picture of a park with a guy driving blowing a horn, boy playing drums....and then the game will give you a sequence of noises to repeat.Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 stars4 yr old son loves it
By Sarah on February 4, 2013
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There are so many different activities in this book. From the alphabet fridge to the counting games. My son loves this whole book and spends at least five minutes each day going through it. It might not sound like a lot, but he really dislikes learning and five minutes is long for a four year old boy running on what seems like gasoline all day.
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