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Toys and Games Reviews of LeapFrog Phonics Writing DeskCustomer Review: Fabulous Fun learning tool Summary: 5 Starsterrific tool that my grandson loves - it holds his attention as few toys can .
Customer Review: Good concept but could be made better Summary: 2 StarsThe concept of this toy is a great idea for children not only learning their letters, but also learning to write their letters. However we were disappointed because this toy broke twice! Finally had to throw it out. The slider to clear the written letters broke first but my husband was able to fix it. Eventually, the whole slider broke again and the writing of letters was useless. Then the letters start not to work.
Customer Review: great toy Summary: 5 StarsMy 2 year-old LOVES this toy! He's too young to write the letters, but he is learning to spell and knows the alphabet VERY well and I think this toy is part of the reason. I find it pretty loud and the repetitive phrases are annoying, but I think that it's because he plays with it so much. I would not have expected him to love this toy so much at this age, but he has really enjoyed all of his Leap Frog toys, so I'm sold on them!
Customer Review: only LF toy I ever returned!!!!!! Summary: 1 StarsI love leap frog toys, my 3 y/o has many. I usually find them very educational. However, this toy didn't live upto my expectations. I wanted a toy to help him learn to write letters. My child learns very quickly with encouragement and correcting. At 3 he's reading at a 2nd grade level and writting somewhat legible (no thanks to this toy). This toys tells the name and phonic of each letter. The LF train, Little Leap and Leap pad do the same thing in the same way. I bought it for the writting lesson. It shows how to write them in 'computer style' not real handwritting. The reason I was so disapointed in it was that they can write anything in the spot and the toy tells them it's right. My son scribbled in the area and was told he did great. It wasn't teaching him anything. Sitting down and writting with the child, making sand letters and letting him trace with his finger and plain old letting him expierment with a pen and paper worked better than this thing. I took it back shortly after buying it.
Customer Review: Learning to write! Summary: 5 StarsIf you want to teach your kid how to write the letters and don't know where or how to start, this toy is your answer. It not only holds their interest, it makes learning fun too. It teaches both uppercase and lower case letters. Most toys teach kids how to reconize letters but this one is step ahead and also teaches them their phonics so it's definately a must have!
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