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LeapReader Ready, Set, Read & Write

I received free LeapFrog products in order to host the LeapFrog sponsored MommyParty. The opinions expressed here are my own…You already know!!

A few weeks ago I had the honor of hosting a few  moms and their children at my home to show them the awesomeness that is the new LeapReader Reading and Writing System.

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In the past you may have known the system as Tag and I am happy to let you know that many Tag books are compatible with LeapReader and many LeapReader books are also compatible with Tag. If you would like to look and see which titles are compatible please visit this link for more information.

What is really neat about the new LeapReader system is that it not only encourages and aids in reading but also offers three essential experiences to include:

  • Learning to Read: Sounds out words, reads sentences and lets kids play games and puzzles
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  • Learn to Write: LeapReader gives children interactive guidance as they practice writing letters and numbers on special mess free writing paper.
  • LeapReader Learn to Write
  • LeapReader Practice Pack
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  • Learn through Listening: Audio books, learning songs and trivia challenges build comprehension skills and vocabulary.
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I was thoroughly pleased with the entire system. The age range for the system is suggested as 4-8 years however, I would say assess the abilities of your child and use that as a basis of whether or not the system will be beneficial for you. As Addison is starting to learn to write letters I found the special writing paper to be exceptional. The pen provides audio to walk the child through the proper steps to write each letter and they can see it show up on the special paper as it writes. Now worries the writing only shows on the special paper, no need to worry about the walls!

At the party I made sure each child took a turn playing with all of the items and they were all thoroughly entertained. The Monsters University book was the biggest hit. It came complete with 3D glasses and some of the pages of the book included thinking games to encourage listening and comprehension.

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With Christmas on the horizon I gladly recommend you consider picking up this system to help preschool and school aged children grasp these pertinent skills through this fun medium of learning.

The MSRP on the starter system is $49.99 and includes 150+ book, workbooks and audio books. The system includes a USB rechargeable batter and holds audio for up to 40 books or 175 songs. For more information I encourage you to visit the website.

I received free LeapFrog products in order to host the LeapFrog sponsored MommyParty. The opinions expressed here are my own…You already know!!

6 Comments

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    Kim
    October 9, 2013 at 5:08 pm

    I have this and in addition to the books I bought the map too. It’s tons of fun and educational.

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    Kita
    October 9, 2013 at 8:34 pm

    I need to find the one I had they were great to teach kids and I love that they updated them.

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    LaShawn
    October 10, 2013 at 8:07 am

    I wish we could have made the party!!!
    I’m really going to have to check this out for my son. He’s learning to read at school and this would be a great backup at home!

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    Aracely
    October 10, 2013 at 10:42 am

    I saw this along with a map at toys r us! I’m adding it to Madison’s xmas wishlist. Thanks for sharing!

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    Baby Shopaholic
    October 11, 2013 at 9:33 am

    I need to check this out. P is now into playing these computer games.

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    Krissy
    October 24, 2013 at 1:48 pm

    love it. Jas’s leappad comes in handy with a lot of this stuff but I might look into these as well.

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