LeapFrog LeapStart Pre-Kindergarten Activity Book: Read & Write and Communication Skills

all of the Leap Frog products are for the same little 4 yr old who just started pre k this fall, I k now they will help him to learn to read and write while having fun too. My oldest grandchildren had them all several years ago, but have lost them over the years. I only have one more grandchild to buy this stuff for and she is less than 2 right now so I have plenty of time to find her favorites! I have given all 4 of my grandchildren Leap Frog books and pens they are well worth there price, for the learning fun and abilities. I will always stand by this product.

Bought this along with the main Learning System for my nephew for his 6th birthday. I was worried it might be too easy for him but he loves it. He loves the LeapStart Interactive Learning System and all of the books he has so far. Some of the Pre-K books are a little bit too easy for him and he kind of gets bored with them after a little while but this book is one of the more challenging and entertaining Pre-K activity books so it keeps him entertained. And it's a good refresher so that he can practice some of the easier writing skills he learned before kindergarten.

We enjoy LeapFrog's line of LeapStart books. It has helped our oldest very quickly pick up reading, sounding out of letters, writing, and other educational material. I highly recommend it to parents with little ones. We keep LeapStart in the vehicle, and instead of having our oldest veg out watching movies, we give him this, and he'll sit there for 1-2 hours playing with it.

The media could not be loaded. I worked through some of the Read and Write with my 4 year old. The only problem I found out of the few pages we did was that the j didn't animate like the other letters which I found weird and kind of confusing as to why it wouldn't if all the others on that page did. And when tracing there are sounds that cue you in on if you fully traced the letter and it will make you redo it if you stop early which could be frustrating for littles. I couldn't find any information about how many activities there are before I bought but I counted 21, almost one on every page and 24 videos. Which is alot compared to the Mickey one we also bought. The Mickey book has only 4 activity pages and 15 videos, and some of the videos repeat and some of the activities tell you you're picking the wrong answer when it's actually correct, I'm not sure it that's just our devices fault or something with the book but its kind of annoying. And some of the videos are the same which is silly to have so many video symbols when it plays the exact same video for a few of them, I am pretty disappointed with the Mickey book but the Read and Write is really worth it.

I absolutely love this book to help my daughter learn to read and write.She is three and has grasped how to write most of her letters due to me creating dot to dot letters for her to trace. This also does the dot to dot form and it does help a lot. It also has mazes and different cute characters. There is variety and it keeps my daughters interest, which is always the hardest to find. I would recommend this.

Unfortunately, Kiddos have no patience in waiting for downloads. So suggest downloading all before giving them the tablets. Once done, they're on them forever. Thank goodness I purchased one for each grandchild! No arguing.

My granddaughter had this Leap Frog booklet when she was a child and we have one now for her daughter. She loves it and is learning so much with the fun of the Leap Frog Learner

Our almost 3 year old can do this mostly on her own. She can already read some sight words and she can sound out 3 letter words, so tracing (learning to write) is a good next step for her. This helps with that!