Leapfrog announces LeapReader read/write learning kit for kids
Leapfrog, an educational entertainment and toys company has announced a new product for kids, named LeapReader. LeapReader can be used to teach kids how to read and write. LeapReader will cost around $50 and will be available for pre-order starting 12th of June. Available in pink and green colors, the device is made for kids between age of 4 and 8. With learn to read, learn to write and learn through listening modes/experiences, kids can learn to speak words and sentences, gain letter writing ability (with interactive guidance) and develop comprehension skills. Also, huge library of audio books, music and more are added to LeapReader library.
- Learn to Read: Children learn to read by sounding out words, reading sentences and building comprehension through LeapReader books, maps and flash cards.
- Learn to Write: Interactive LeapReader workbooks feature audio coaching and support to help children learn the sequence of strokes and build writing fluency. These new workbooks feature revolutionary LeapFrog Learning Paper which contains ink embedded within the page for a mess-free writing solution.
- Learn through Listening: LeapReader audio books, learning songs and trivia challenges foster children’s comprehension skills, vocabulary and imagination.
“For the last 18 years, LeapFrog has helped millions of children around the world to learn to read,” said John Barbour, chief executive officer at LeapFrog. “With LeapReader, we are taking the way children learn to read to the next level and adding writing to build a foundation for future academic success. Our highly experienced team of learning experts worked alongside our talented teams of designers and producers to create the ultimate reading tool and engaging content experiences that reinforce a child’s language and literacy skills. We are extremely proud of how fun and interactive every book, workbook, map, audio book and flash card is while providing children rich and unique learning experiences.”
