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LeapFrog Scribble and Write

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Features

  • Trace the lights to learn how to write
  • New writing accuracy feedback and easy-grip stylus
  • Now teaches A-Z and 1-10, ages 3+ years
  • Product and packaging may vary
  • Batteries included for demo purposes only, new batteries recommended for regular use

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. Light up early writing skills! Scribble & Write provides stroke-by-stroke guidance and has a NEW mode that provides instant accuracy feedback. Children trace the lights to get practice writing upper- and lowercase letters AND numbers. Engineered to grow with your child, Scribble & Write delivers challenges targeted to a range of writing abilities—graduate from Level 1 where scribbling is encouraged to Level 2 where writing for accuracy is the goal. New instant accuracy feedback mode is thoughtfully designed to teach proper stroke order and correct letter shapes through verbal feedback and the opportunity to try again. Appropriate for children ages 3 years and older. Trace the lights to learn how to write! New writing accuracy feedback. Learning Skills Get stroke-by-stroke guidance as you trace the lights to learn how to write! Your little one will get loads of practice writing upper- and lowercase letters and numbers. Letters A-Z and numbers 1-10 make their debut in an engaging, interactive environment. Scribble & Write reinforces what your child learns by engaging him/her in fun activities, such as clapping to a count that matches the featured number. Thoughtfully designed for both left- and right-handed children, the tablet’s easy-grip stylus was engineered to encourage proper finger placement and pencil control. Best of all, Scribble & Write uses a single retraceable surface for ease of use and portability. LeapFrog Scribble & Write is designed to teach important preschool skills in a hands-on way and is appropriate for children ages 3 years and older.LeapFrog Learning Difference True to the LeapFrog philosophy, there’s more than just writing practice that goes into the Scribble & Write tablet. Activities go beyond handwriting to introduce letter sounds, counting and hand-eye coordination. Research is behind our thoughtfully redesigned stylus, which accommodates the development of grip, strength, and dexterity. What’s more, the new design offers two ways to hold the stylus depending on development and experience, as well as both left- and right-hand functionality. A level switch allows you to control the level of challenge, whether in just-learning-to-scribble phase or advancing on to tracing and letter strokes.Innovative Learning Approach LeapFrog Scribble & Write encourages young children to learn handwriting through reinforced guidance and experimentation. The innovative tablet also teaches letter sounds, counting and the development of hand-eye coordination. “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.”—LeapFrog Learning TeamWhat's In The Box? LeapFrog Scribble & Write and Parent Guide. Discover more LeapFrog toys such as My Own LeapTop, a personalized pretend play computer (Sold separately). P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); 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. See more


Product Dimensions: 2.25 x 11 x 10.5 inches


Item Weight: 15 ounces


Domestic Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 80-19139E


Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 5 years


Batteries: 3 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


Release date: April 13, 2009


Manufacturer: LeapFrog


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • My grandson loves it.
My grandson enjoys using it to help him write his name. I wish the screen was larger, but it doesn’t cause him any difficulty. Love how it shows him step by step how to make the letters of his name. He struggles on the letters A and R, but doesn’t give up using this device.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 1, 2022 by Carolyn B.

  • Very cute
Ordered and I love it
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 6, 2022 by Yemi

  • Fun learning
Age appropriate, great price and easy steps to follow to learn letters and numbers.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 22, 2022 by Rachel

  • The pen is no good
The device was great until my daughter pen came apart. Now she has no toy to play with and a waste of my money. She hasn’t even had it for a week yet so now what do I do?
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 5, 2022 by Porcha Cedano

  • 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

  • happy with my order
I tried it a couple of times and I am sure my son will love it .I do however agree with other customers ,the color when you write is a bit too light. but overall is a good product and will definately be useful to my son.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 28, 2022 by Kindle Customer

  • 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 Rebecca B

  • Perfect learning device
Purchased to help two year old learn to write. He can identify letters and sounds. This is a bit above his current motor skills but he does enjoy reading words written on the screen and the reinforcement of letter sounds and numbers. One of my better purchases.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 11, 2022 by Rebecca

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