Special LeapFrog Scribble and Write

September 22, 2010 Sclark 5 comments

LeapFrog Scribble and Write

Light the way to early writing with Scribble and Write
Four learning modes can help your child progress from drawing simple shapes and pictures, to writing upper- and lowercase letters
Features a child-sized stylus, single retraceable surface and stroke-by-stroke guidance
Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog Learning Path for customized learning ideas and insights from LeapFrog
Children simply trace over the lights with the stylus to form letters

LeapFrog Scribble & Write

Rating: (out of 84 reviews)

List Price: $ 21.99

Price: $ 16.50

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Written by Sammy Jackson about 2 years ago.

Review by Sammy Jackson for LeapFrog Scribble and Write
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I just got 2 of these for my 4 year old and letter-excited 2 and 1/2 year old. Since the boxes have been opened, they have both been enamored for over an hour. The letter instruction is accurate and straightforward. The eraser is easy to use and the stylus is at least more accurate than the one at Target where I bought these. My 2 year old loves to write letters, so I know it would be a hit for him. But my 4 year old fights writing and drawing, so it’s super exciting to see him get all excited about it AND actually write decent looking letters and lines. Get it! You’ll be glad you did! Perfect back to school, starting school toy/tool for your youngster!
Written by Daddy B Me about 2 years ago.

Review by Daddy B Me for LeapFrog Scribble and Write
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My 3 year old is starting to write and draw and this is really helping with her learning to write her ABC’s and shapes. She really loves the dog Scout and the cute audio. The size of it is right on the money and is easy to take along in the car. Every letter brings out some cute responses too.

Good Stuff…
Written by BoysMommy about 2 years ago.

Review by BoysMommy for LeapFrog Scribble and Write
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This was an Amazon gift from the grandparents to my 4 year old. He LOVES this! It teaches your child the proper way to make their letters. (My 8 year old needs one LOL!)He loves tracing the dots and sliding the eraser. It cheers the kids on after they push the paw print. He will sneak to play with it when he is suppose to be sleeping. It is currently at show and tell at his pre-k, he loves it that much. One week of use and he is going all over the house writing the first letter of his name. He has shown off his letter writing skills at the Drs. office. He now writes his letters better than his big brother in 3rd grade!
Written by Just a Mom about 2 years ago.

Review by Just a Mom for LeapFrog Scribble and Write
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My just-turned-3 daughter loves this toy – we bought it in advance of a long car trip and it was helpful in keeping her attention. She calls it her “Leapster” and loves the fact that she has something electronic and portable like her older sisters have. She’s a smart cookie, but due to her age, she’s not really able to really follow tracing letters. I can see this being increasingly fun and interesting to her later this year. There are lots of different play features so fortunately not all of it is beyond her. She’s able to turn it on and off by herself which is great for battery life, and is able to put the stylus back in it’s place too. It’s lightweight but not flimsy and a perfect size for preschoolers to carry around. The volume level is not obnoxious if it’s on the lower setting – it doesn’t drive the adults crazy. Recommended.
Written by Jims mom in Bham about 2 years ago.

Review by Jims mom in Bham for LeapFrog Scribble and Write
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I first saw the Leapfrog Scribble and Write and the Text and Learn on Amazon. However, I am glad I decided to shop around before purchasing through Amazon. The Amazon price is $42 for the Scribble and Write. It is $16.99 on the Leapfrog site and $19.99 on Walmart.com and in their stores. The Text and Learn is also significantly lower at both sites than on Amazon. Why are Amazon’s prices so high? I am very disappointed because I love shopping on Amazon.