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

Superfun for little ones. Highly recommend.

とても良い一冊です。子供は楽しく遊んで英語を勉強できる。発音もいいし。おすすめ

My son is 3 years old and is excited to start Kindegarten in September. These books are great learning tools.I am impressed he knows how to use the Leap Reader pen as quickly as he did.Great product!

The book is good. But some of the games are difficult for kids who are about to join Kindergarten. The quality and delivery was good.

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 illustrationsActivity 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.Activity 6: Pattern Palace -- a very creative way to work with young children's ability to understand pattern development.Activity 7: Skip counting - featuring 50 numbered birds and questions to guide your child through counting games. My toddler is too young for this, but enjoys just clicking on each bird to hear its number and sound effects.Activity 8: Monster mathematics -- very realistic illustrations of candy (8 candy canes, 5 chocolates, 2 candy corns, etc.) - and the monster makes great "munching" sounds as you help him pick the right quantity/etc.Activity 9: Months and Seasons (haven't tried yet, will update)Activity 10: Party months (haven't tried yet, will update)Activity 11: My community -- two page spread of a town with key buildings (hospital, fire station, barber shop, cinema, post office, police, zoo, supermarket, ice cream shop) with descriptions/songs/etc. Great page!Activity 12: Dinorsaur class photo -- adorable pictures of various, detailed dinosaurs with fun facts and sounds. Definitely lots of content here (and dinosaurs I have never heard of!)Activity 13: Feelings funhouse: an exporation of feelings through music and illustrations. Great idea, but the illustrations on this one are not as great as the other pages.I think a bright 3 year old would get A LOT out of this. And because it's not a long story, it can be used in short bursts - just flipping through the pages or doing one page here, one page there. I really do recommend this highly.