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LeapFrog Scribble and Write

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Features

  • Trace the lights to learn how to write! Practice writing upper- and lowercase letters and numbers with a NEW mode that provides instant feedback!
  • Trace over the lights to get practice drawing upper- and lowercase letters A-Z and numbers 1-10. For ages 3 and up!
  • Lights and audio help teach proper stroke order, while instant feedback helps children improve.
  • Learn on the go with a single retraceable surface and tethered stylus for easy portability. Skills learned include handwriting, the alphabet, fine motor skills.
  • Scribble & Write offers multiple levels of learning fun, from early exploration of letter shapes to stroke-by-stroke instant accuracy feedback. Kids are guided to write letters in an engaging and interactive experience at their own pace.

Description

Trace the lights to learn how to write! Children trace the lights to get practice drawing upper- and lowercase letters and numbers. Scribble & Write provides stroke-by-stroke guidance and has a NEW mode that provides instant accuracy feedback. Best of all, Scribble & Write uses a single retraceable surface for ease of use and portability. Appropriate for children ages 3 years and up. From the Manufacturer Trace the lights to learn how to write! Children trace the lights to get practice drawing upper- and lowercase letters and numbers. Scribble & Write provides stroke-by-stroke guidance and has a NEW mode that provides instant accuracy feedback. Best of all, Scribble & Write uses a single retraceable surface for ease of use and portability. Appropriate for children ages 3 years and up.

Brand Name: LeapFrog


Age Range Description: Adult


Manufacturer Warranty Description: The LeapFrog product is warranted only to the original purchaser for a period of three months from the original purchase date, under normal use and service, against defective workmanship and material. This warranty is void if the product has been damaged by accident or unreasonable use, immersion in water, neglect, abuse, battery leakage or improper installation, improper service, or other causes not arising out of defects in workmanship or materials of the product. All warranty claims are subject to 1) Being notified of the warranty claim within the warranty period 2) Verifying the existence of a defect in the product 3) receipt of valid proof of your purchase date.Before returning a product for any reason, please notify the Consumer Service Department. If the service representative is unable to solve the problem, you will be provided with instructions as to how to go about having the unit repaired or replaced if it is under warranty. Return of a product under warranty is governed by the following rules. If LeapFrog believes that there may be a defect in materials or workmanship and confirms your purchase date, LeapFrog will provide you with prepaid shipping instructions for returning the product. Otherwise, you must return your product, shipping prepaid and with proof of purchase date, as instructed by the service representative.In the event that a product under warranty is repaired or replaced, the replacement will be covered under the original warranty or for 30 days, whichever is longer. Repair or replacement is your exclusive remedy, and LeapFrog's exclusive liability under this warranty. Replacement may consist of replacing the product with the same product or with a different product of the same value. LeapFrog shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages for the breach of any warranty on this product. Any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose on this product is limited to the duration of this warranty.


Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 60.0


Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 36.0


Global Trade Identification Number: 96, 34


Set Name: 1


Manufacturer: LeapFrog


UPC: 751195331676 885378124158 163120255542 172302817072 885833679070 666674382165 708431811034 885918253102 781264104818 151902983486 726088154984 132017972145 708431191396 702785959022 885378058279 590291203780 704740099453 095332200877 658117623775 705235377520 885928285384 885129086926 885228888476 885251134502 885213927210 885945779262 049022012745 885151046462 639476858916 885533056089 783329406318 659213148643 885253482878


Manufacturer Part Number: 80-19139E


Model Number: 80-19139E


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Included Components: LeapFrog Scribble & Write


Item Type Name: Scribble and Write


Number of Players: 1


Educational Objective: Writing


Power Source: battery powered


Supported Battery Types: AAA


Operation Mode: Manual


Number of Batteries: 3 AA batteries required. (included)


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Is Assembly Required: No


Theme: Children learn to write


Color: Color


Subject Character: Mr. Pencil


Size: Medium


Item Weight: 0.94 Pounds


Item Dimensions: 2.25 x 11 x 10.5 inches


Material Type: Plastic


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Excellent learning toy!!
This is a great way to practice writing for pre-schoolers! I tried making my own workbooks for my daughter to trace letters and numbers but my efforts were always met with boredom. My 4 year old daughter uses this tablet all the time. It teaches her the sounds of the letters, how to write the alphabet (both upper- and lower-case), and numbers 1 thru 10. The tracing pad is a wonderful tool; there are two levels. In Level 1 the tracing pad lights up a completed pattern of dots to trace for a selected letter or number. A voice instructs how to trace - where to begin, how to move the stylus, and where to stop. After a letter is written correctly, the voice teaches the sound of the letter. When a number is traced correctly, the voice comes up with some activity (stomping feet, clapping hands) to do as many times as the number traced. Level 1 is a great introduction to letters and numbers and a beginning practice of writing. In Level 2, the writing pad lights up a path that the child must follow to correctly write the letter or number. A voice guides the child through where to start and how to move the stylus, but only one dot is shown until the child traces over it. So instead of tracing a pattern, the child is following a path to write the letter or number. While Level 1 is more accepting of writing outside the lines, Level 2 will not continue if the child has veered off course. Level 2 is great for an older child to practice writing clear handwriting. My daughter enjoys using the tablet to practice writing letters and numbers. It is much more engaging than my homemade worksheets. I like that both upper and lower case letters are being taught, and the corresponding sounds are emphasized as well. As she learns, the second level will help refine her writing skills. This isn't something that would be grown out of quickly. I really think this is a great learning toy and I'm very happy with this purchase!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2016 by L Retter
    • Quality is Excellent - Better Than Most Toys
Disagree with the negative reviews. I saw some of the not-so-positive reviews before ordering, but ordered it anyway, and am so glad I did. The quality of the toy is excellent. My 3-year-old is totally enchanted with this thing - he's using it a LOT. As I said, we found no issues with quality - with normal writing pressure and room lighting, the lines appear just fine, and disappear with the easy-to-use eraser slider. I'm wondering if another reviewer is referring to the small adjustment period where the kid learns that holding the stylus is not quite the same as holding a pen or crayon, and during those few minutes the kid may have a hard time writing with appropriate pressure? Yes, fingerprints smudge it, but I haven't seen that intruding on the experience for the kid. I mean, if the screen gets cluttered with stray marks, it's easy to use the eraser and start the exercise over - which sort of surprised me, because I was expecting it to be like other toys and require a complex sequence of programming selections after the kid makes a mistake. Which brings me to one thing I really like about the toy - it's simple. It's not trying to be a computer. It's a writing tablet with limited playing options. Yes, that's a bonus from our perspective. The kid doesn't have to learn a complex set of options and selections before using it. Another great thing is that each exercise moves at a pace that is just right for the kid to follow - not so quickly he can't follow the instructions, and not so slowly he's sitting there yawning. But the best, absolutely best thing about this toy is how CLEAR the speaking voice is. Most kids' electronic toys have fuzzy recordings that can only be "best-guessed" by a kid who's already familiar with the order of the words - like the letter "f" sounding like "s" and "m", and only being identifiable as "f" because it comes after "e". Not this toy. Every word is well articulated. It's so great to see my kid understanding everything and NOT just listing to the toy's music because the sounds are nonsense. I was kind of afraid the toy would replace writing on paper for the kid, but I don't think that's going to happen. The toy provides some positive feedback (the fireworks are a particular favorite), which offers incentive. But it's not a replacement for paper, since there's not room enough on the screen for whole words with little-kid-sized letters. But there IS enough room for the kid to do small doodles and exercise his creativity. This toy is not totally the ideal dream toy, yes. I agree it would be nice if it had numbers practice, although that might take away from the "simplicity" aspect I like about it. And I'm embarrassed to admit it took me forever to figure out how the toy can be used just for doodling creatively, with no lights and sounds (the answer, of course, is to turn the toy off - duh! - so maybe this is something that should be included in the instructions for not-quite-gadget-literate parents like me). But for the price, and judging by what a hit this thing is with our kid, it's really great, and I'd not hesitate to get it for other young kids as a gift. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2010 by abcandd2
    • Fantastic learning tool for numbers and the alphabet ~ Teaches hand, eye coordination as well ~ Great product
I bought this for my 2 year old grandson, and at first he used the stylus cord to drag the device along the ground. Apparently, he wasn't quite ready to learn his alphabet or numbers. Now that he's approaching 2.5 years old, he's suddenly taken an interest in this device. He uses it to write all of the letters of the alphabet, as well as numbers. He loves to draw the shapes of the letters, and is fascinated by the verbal response from the computerized voice. This is a great educational tool for learning and practicing the alphabet and numbers. Since this item has been subject to extreme abuse, and it still works perfectly, I can attest to the fact that it's quality built. The bottom line is that this is a fantastic item for young children. It will teach them writing, listening, and hand, eye coordination skills. Learning the alphabet and numbers is the first step to a lifelong skill, essential to all. I rate this a 5 star product for both durability, superb educational potential, and ability to maintain a child's interest. It's a fantastic, fun learning tool for numbers, the alphabet, and a host of other essential skills. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2016 by Expressed Reviews
    • Great fun, and maybe a little educational, too!
We just bought this for our 3 year old son for Christmas. It is far and away his favorite--he's very interested in letters and drawing, and the Scribble and Write seems to be his idea of the perfect toy. It's easy for him to navigate, and holds his attention for a long while. I love that he can practice upper or lowercase letters on the same toy, and that the keyboard has both the upper and lowercase version of each letter represented. I've been surprised at how many educational activities or toys we've had so far that do not have both upper and lowercase letters. This toy is obviously not going to appeal to every child. Our 4 year old son is much more mechanically minded, and completely enamored with legos and anything requiring building, etc. He enjoys the Scribble and Write for a short while, but it's not a complete attention grabber for him. I'm not sure he would've been more excited about it even when he was younger and possibly more into these types of toys. It does, however, seem to spark his interest in trying to write letters far more than crayons and paper. For that, I call it a home run. The only cons to the Scribble and Write, and thus the reason for 4 stars rather than 5, are: 1. The slider gets jammed on one side easily. It's annoying and makes me think this particular one may not last long., However it's not worth it to send it back and wait for a new one--we'd have a revolt on our hands, as it's such a loved toy. Just be aware that the slider may feel flimsy. 2. Volume control. Although it offers two levels, they are both quite loud and it would never be appropriate to take on an airplane, for instance, unless you were perfectly willing to incite violence. I REALLY wish that a silent option was available, as the verbal cues are meaningless in any case ("Good job! Way to Go!", etc.) Speaking of the verbal cues...other reviews have been very critical of the canned positive responses. They can be annoying, yes, but they're not something that really bothers me. That's where we parents come in...A product that could actually track if the child was forming letters correctly, and then offer any sort of corrective advice, would likely be fairly expensive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2011 by R B
    • Engages my child Engages my child
Review Image by Dixie
Review Image by Dixie
I love this Scribble and Write by LeapFrog. It is so easy to use. My son took to it at once. He's 3 years old and it is one of his favorite gifts from Christmas. Best Christmas gift I've ever bought. It is basically teaching you to write by tracing the lights. It teaches you Upper cases and Lower cases of the alphabets and the numbers 1 till 10. It has 2 levels which you can find on the left. The right one is the power button and the sounds. Low and high. It engages your child. If you didn't trace the letters right it will tell you and advised you to try again. The screen at the bottom can be used for just drawing as well, if you don't power it up. My son has a great time playing with it. And then just slides and erase. We are still working on how to hold the pen or stylus though. This is very interactive. I have provided a video below on how it works. It uses 3 double A batteries which are included but it was advised that you changed it since it's only for a try me. The stylus is very easy to grip and it is attached and you can store it the back so you won't worry that it will be lost. My son has dropped this a few times and it still works great. It is very sturdy and durable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2016 by Dixie
    • Love this product. It does what it says it does
Word of mouth for LeapFrog products has been very favorable, so when looking for something appropriate, fun and educational for my 5 year old great grandson, I chose the LeapFrog Scribble and Write. He loves it! He knows a lot at age 5 so I feared this might not be age appropriate for him, but he is learning to write so this gave him a fun, interesting avenue to practice writing his letters. All he had to do is to depress the letter he wanted; on the screen the letter lit up either upper case or lower case and instructed him to use the attached stylus to trace the letter. It then prompted him on how well he did. Since he was visiting me for a week I was able to observe him whilst he used it. He was interested, had fun using it and felt accomplished. The other features also entertained and taught him and kept him busy. All in all I think this was a great buy and did what I hoped: taught and educated him, kept him interested, entertained him and made the learning fun. Most of all, it made him feel accomplished, successful in his endeavor. For this reason I give this 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2011 by Kat Hudson
    • Great little learning tool
I bought this for my 3 yo who is just beginning to write. This gadget is a great learning tool! I absolutely love this as it helps pave a solid foundation for your child's writing skills. People may write different letters differently, but this shows the correct technique to do it. In addition, you can get the size of the letter consistent every time, unlike writing free-hand. It has uppercase and lowercase letters and number 1 through 10. Instructions are loud and clear and easy to follow. With each letter, it tells the phonics pronunciation. After completing each tracing, it cheers you on which is fun and rewarding for a small child. The stylus is a good size, similar to a fat pencil. It is lightweight and portable. It has been dropped a couple of times and it still works so seems durable too. I do wish the cord was a little bit longer though. Also, you have to put some pressure to make the lines appear clearly. My daughter wasn't too keen on practicing writing before getting this, she'd say 'no' and run away :) She has requested to work on this daily since we got it a week ago. We are using the hand-in-hand technique and it's going great! I totally recommend this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2016 by DV
    • A little disappointed
This is a great concept, but I have been less than impressed in its execution. I thought that the toy would be more interactive, but it really is just a talking eraser board. The toy instructs the child to select a letter, than talks the child through tracing the letter, then the child has to press another button to even let the toy know they've traced the letter! Then the toy spouts out some generic "great job!" message. There isn't any connection between the child's actions and the toy's responses or directions. I kind of expected a LF product to be a little more technologically advanced than that. I mean, Fisher Price could just make a talking eraser board, and it would be the same thing. It's hard to describe, but unlike a standard erasable writing board, the stylus does not make a clear, solid mark like in the display picture. It's a faint gray tracing, which doesn't even need the stylus to imprint. I can make a mark just by touching the board. You can make a clearer mark with your fingernail on thermal paper receipts. Also, the other modes include tracing basic shapes and lines, but the screen is so small that the selection of shapes and lines is limited. There literally isn't any room for greater creativity. My daughter can free-hand way more complicated drawing elements on her huge magnetic drawing board, and does. I think that feature is there just to give the toy more modes, when it could easily just be a more interactive game focused solely on writing letters. All this being said, my daughter does seem to love this toy. She enjoys the tracing, and without the interaction, doesn't seem to notice or mind if she doesn't actually trace the letter correctly, or follow the prescribed method. Heck, half the time she just like pushing all the buttons and listening to the toy say the letters. So basically, if you want an electronic thing that your kid can monkey around on, this is perfect for you. However, if you want your child to start learning to read and write letters, you're better off to just sit down with them and teach them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2011 by Emily Mac

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