LeapFrog products have been a favorite in our home ever since we discovered them a year or two ago! Not only do our kids enjoy them (a LOT!), but I also feel great knowing that the books, games and toys that my kids are using and playing with are full of educational fun. I love that there is a purpose to their products. LeapFrog truly knows how to mix learning and fun in a way that we've never seen before!
One of the products that we received just in time for the Back to School season was the Leapster Explorer. It is a fabulous hand-held gaming system that encourages learning. There are all sorts of games, e-books, videos, etc. that are available for the Leapster Explorer. By simply hooking up your Explorer to the internet you can download many learning apps and other great activities. Most of these activities, apps, e-books, etc. you do need to purchase before you can download them...but there are is one free code that you'll receive for a download for your Explorer. We haven't spent much time trying out the online world of the Leapster yet, but I'm sure we will enjoy exploring it more and more as time goes on.
Along with our Leapster we received The Penguins of Madagascar game is very helpful in teaching and maintaining some simple mathematics. It also teaches some fun and unique animal facts - a few that I didn't even know before! I did find that there were a few phrases throughout the game that I found a little inappropriate and would rather not have my child pick-up and repeat. Nothing horrible, but we just want our kids to be respectful and, if repeated, some of the phrases said throughout the game would not be seen as respectful in our home. Overall though, it is a good game with great graphics and lots of learning opportunities.
We also received the Tag reading system from LeapFrog. With a 5 year old son who is going to be learning to read this year (and a 3 year old daughter who wishes she could learn to read too!), Tag was the perfect LeapFrog product for our family! The Tag reader itself is a thick, easy to grasp, pencil-like product - which is amazingly smart! I can hardly believe how much that little "reading-pen" knows. ;) The Tag was an instant hit, and the books we received (Toy Story 3, as well as a set of books from the Learn to Read series about vowels) have been very much enjoyed. They are packed full of great sound effects, and of course it is completely fun for our kids to be able to "read" a book without Mommy or Daddy's help!
I really like that the Tag books feature some of the popular movies that kids seem to love - such as Cars! I know for certain that a book on Cars would be "read" over and over and over in our home. The Tag is simply another great way to encourage the love of reading at a young age.
WIN IT!
LeapFrog is giving a Glimpse reader their very own Leapster Explorer with an extra game or two! In order to get one entry, head over to the LeapFrog website and tell us one educational skill that you'd like to see your child learn from a LeapFrog product.
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75 comments:
I'd love for my son's reading skills to develop further, particularly since he's going to French Immersion in the fall; I don't want his English skills to suffer.
melacan at hotmail dot com
i'd love my child learn how to trace and ultimately write individual letters
heyfrugalmommy at hotmail dot com
I would definitely love to my son's reading and spelling to go further, thanks :)
Reading! :)
I would love my child's reading, writing and hand-eye-coordination to improve.
andrea.kruse at gmail dot com
I would love for my daughter to start learning to read. She loves books and I think she would become addicted! :)
cardewcasa@hotmail.com
Id like to see my grandsons reading skills improve by using the Tag reading system making reading fun to do
vlbelk(at)hotmail.com
I would like for my 2.5 year old son to learn the letters and sounds they make. The Fridge Phonics is a great resource for this!
I'd love my grandchildren to learn how to follow words and sound them out!
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nancyrobster at gmail dot com
My daughter to develop her reading skills
jcwga@hotmail.com
I would love to help my boys develop better reading skills.
breej23 at hotmail dot com
I'd like my niece to learn how to read!
I would like my little one to learn how to read and also learn pronounciation.
sweetpanda2010 at gmail dot com
I would like my child to learn how to read from a LeapFrog product.
I'd love my daughter to improve her reading. If she can read well anything is possible.
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cdnmtbchick
Read and write!
alklong at hotmail com
I would love for my daughter to learn to read. mommy2rylie@Ymail.com
better reading skills
ontariohappychick at gmail dot com
I would love to see my kids reading skills developed.
leannemacg at gmail.com
I would love reading skills to develop
I'd love to see my adorable son's reading skills magically develop! : )
Thanks so very much for this fabulous give~away! : )
leahita[at]gmail[dot]com
One educational skill I'd like to see improve for my little cousin, while using Leapfrog products is her reading & speech skills
stephy905@hotmail.com
Reading skills for my nephew.
ksceviour at hotmail dot com
language and literacy are the skills i would like my son to develop more.
Reading, sound out words better
I would like if my sons reading and writing improved.
silverneon2000 at yahoo dot com
I would love for my son to start to learn to read and improve his hand-eye coordination skills too
mariam_b1984 at hotmail dot com
I'd love for both my kids to improve on the basics of reading :)
I love to see improvement in her mathematic skills.
mommakoala(at)cogeco(dot)ca
I would really like my daughter to learn how to read! She's starting to recognize her letters now and this would really help her along :)
I would love for my son to improve his math skills with LeapFrog
I would for my daughter to learn to read, and I think there products are great educational tools
aconquergood@hotmail.com
I'd like my granddaughter to learn her numbers and shapes
tiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com
i would love for my nephew to do his letters and learn to read.
and i love the leap pad
purple_lover_04 at msn dot com
I would love to see my son learn more about numbers and shapes, with his very own leap pad!
l-thomas@shaw.ca
i would love to see my son's reading and language skills increase!
carschick2000@yahoo.ca
i would love my daughter to improve on her reading skills
thanks
flower_child_23(at)hotmail(dot)com
I want to see my son learn to read, I know the leapfrog products are great and any of them will help. They've helped him learn all of his letters and sounds already!
I would like to see my son's french reading and listening skills improve.
bluebelle0367(at)hotmail(dot)com
I would like to see my oldest granddaughter improve her Math Skills with a Leap Frog product.
I'd love to see my son be able to work on letters and the sounds they make. This would be a great learning activity to do in the car!
I'dl ike mykids to get a head-start on reading and math.
I think my daughter would also like the Count & Draw game
thanks
amym_brown @ hotmail.com
I'd like them to learn numbers and maybe some french
I'd love for my little guy to master his numbers. Haven't started on the reading yet.
jenyasha87 at hotmail dot com
My daughter would love to learn how to trace letters!
Claude Cmapeau
I'd love to have my daughter learn letter and word recognition
cleaningrhouse at yahoo dot com
I would love to see my daughter start sounding out words. She knows her letters and sounds, so I think leapfrog products could help her.
frugalmommieof2 at gmail.com
I would love for my twins to learn early reading skills like letter recognition and sounds
i would like my son to develop more language and literacy are the skills
I'd love to see my girl learn to write her letters better and be able to start reading words.
steph.fillingham@gmail.com
I would like my 4 year old daughter learn how to print her letters better using Leap Frog.
warnaar-2 at yahoo dot ca
I would want her to learn math concepts
I think the subject that could use a little improvement would be language arts, writing - maybe with something like the Tag Game Book: The Penguins of Madagascar: Penguin Puzzle Time )English Version). coreybrennan26@hotmail.com
Would love for little girl here to learn letters and speech help.
loridc@gmail.com
Reading
holm0346 at hotmail dot com
Early reading skills.
"inspiring a love of reading" - very important to me!
sbabij2 at shaw dot ca
My son would also enjoy the LeapPad!
mommys3lilbirds at gmail dot com
I'd like my son to learn how to write letters and eventually his name.
alsatia23 at hotmail dot com
love this for ollie who is learning to read
Debbie Jackson
djackson1958 at hotmail dot com
i would love for my son to begin developing his reading skills. to help him learn to read.
taraz9 at excite dot com
I want my daughter to learn to read with leapfrog!
jls_wss2003 at yahoo dot com
I think my daughter needs support in math, and my son needs help with fine motor control and language.
I'd love to see my kids learn their math facts and be able to recall them quickly (like 7+8, 3+6, etc)
thesuburbanjungle @ gmail.com
language skills
my LO needs help with writing and reading... :) -- krystylwaechter@gmail.com
I would love to see a love of reading to continue to blossom but also better phonics skills.
THank you for hosting!
Language and Literacy are skills I would choose.
AndreaH
davandihamilton (at) gmail (dot) com
I would love for my daughter to learn how to follow along with words, read them, and play the games that have you spell words out.
aecopley at gmail dot com
I would love if my son could learn better math! That would be great!
My daughter in in pre-school, so we're working on reading. It would be great if she could get some help from Leap Frog!
I'd love it if my kids could learn to read :-)
khmorgan_00 [at] yahoo [dot] com
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