LeapFrog Tag Learn to Read Phonics Book Series Short Vowels
- Use your Tag Reader to bring phonics skills to life in this special six-book set for beginning readers
- The Tag Reader makes learning to read an exciting experience as kids hear words sounded out letter by letter and hear stories out loud
- Children explore short vowels and more beginning reading skills in six stories featuring lovable LeapFrog characters
- Each Learn to Read set introduces different skills, helping children build confidence with the fundamentals of reading
- Children can earn online rewards and parents can connect the Tag Reader to the online LeapFrog Learning Path to see what their child is learning
Use your TagTM Reader to make phonics skills spring to life! The Tag Learn to Read Series combines fun stories with rich audio to help children identify letter sounds and hear how they come together to form words. Each six-book set introduces a different series of skills, helping children build confidence with the fundamentals of reading. This set introduces short vowels.\n\n \n\nIntroduces:\n\n- Short vowels\n\n- Phonics skills\n\n- Word recognition\n\n- Reading basics\n
LeapFrog Tag Learn to Read Phonics Book Series Short Vowels
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First set of leap frog books and love ‘em,
Our kids love the books in this set! We’re amazed at how the pen reads the book. We call it the magic pen. It really is pretty amazing. Our oldest loves pressing the pen to the words, story elements, and the games. Our youngest likes pressing the pen to the pictures and hearing what they have to say. It really is a fantastic idea and great for learning. Our oldest is already starting to recognize the words. I’m glad we have the set because if we had just one book, that’s all we’d hear!
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|Great Start for Reading,
My neighbor originally bought these for her son, who is 6. They were too beginner for him, so she handed them to us. My son loves them. They are very beginning words, The cat pulled a bat from the hat. The games are really neat in the back too. My son enjoys listening to the clues and finding the answers. He really has yet to pay attention to the words, but he’s 3. We have time!
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|I like it…my daughter, however, is a grumpy reader,
I love the Tag system, and I think it is a great learning tool for our Kindergarten homeschool curriculum. My daughter is a bit of a grumpy reader unless you get her on a great day, so it is important for me to have a variety of items like workbooks, books, DVDs, games, etc. for her to propel through reading. She likes the TAG system, and it is a great tool, but until she gets through the frustration of learning to read using phonics and sounding out words, this will be a challenge. She wants to rush, but this system is not meant for that. It is a terrific tool, but your child will not read overnight and may not “love it” for what it is – it’s not playing with Matchbox cars or a Leapster, it is reading, so be patient and use in only small doses until your child’s reading really takes off.
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