LeapFrog Learning Friends 100 Words Book

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The LeapFrog Learning Friends 100 Words Book features colorful pages and is full of fun facts. Your kiddos are sure to have oodles of learning fun with turtle, monkey, and tiger as they learn new vocabulary and songs. This 100 words book has images and sound effects to keep your little ones entertained for hours. It has a language switch on the side that lets you hear the words, songs, and instructions in Spanish. Touch the images to hear cute sound effects or press the light-up star button to listen to two learning songs. The leapfrog words book is sure to be a favorite with your kiddos!

Discover new vocabulary and meet-cute learning friends with this interactive book the learning friends 100 words book from leapfrog toddlers can explore the pages of this electronic book along with animal friends tiger monkey and turtle each page is filled with cute colorful pictures focusing on animals food body parts activities and more by touching each picture kids will hear the animals say words fish frog fun facts we use our hands to clap or sounds depending on the mode of play they can press the light-up star button to hear 2 learning songs there’s also a Spanish option slide the language switch to hear all the same content in Spanish this is a great way to introduce English-speaking children to a new language or help Spanish-speaking children work on early vocabulary skills all the content is toddler appropriate geared towards the recommended age of 18 months and up it’s a very cute well-made toy for early learners that’s easy to activate and sure to keep little ones busy and entertained it also features a handle for taking on-the-go to double-a batteries are included and there are two volume levels to choose though

What people were thinking about LeapFrog Learning Friends

Guest Ratings & Reviews 4.7 94% would recommend

AnnetteS68

Absolutely love it! Bought it for a Special Ed class that I work in & my students love it. It has a English & Spanish button as well as 3 different ways to learn about the words!

HerbLady 

My grandson loves monkeys, likes to make monkey noises, so he’ll enjoy this book and laugh a lot. The sound quality needs to be improved, but otherwise charming. HOWEVER—where is the Gift Message? I foolishly expected a small card. What I got is the message in very tiny and faint print, somewhat lost on the enclosed sleazy paper information printout. Before I wrap the gift, I’ll need to include the two AA batteries. I’m glad I didn’t have it shipped directly to the child, so it loses 1/2 star.

Gem Wrote

Honestly we are minimalist people. Hate most of the plastic crap. And the repetition of most kids toys make u crazy. I’m not sure what the one star review is talking about – it does NOt need a computer to work. I can update the review long term for its endurance/longevity. My kiddo’s are 3&1, one talking vigorously and the other learning the language/single words but building her vocabulary. This things is awesome! So easy for the kids to use and learn on their own. The screen yes is very sensitive & responsive but great. Seems like a silly thing to complain about. The kids can easily check their knowledge very easily. I literally want to buy one for every niece & nephew & friend w a toddler – which there is MANY! It’s a great little find from my mother. The device has a system that reads when u turn th

 
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