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Touch The Tag Junior(tm) Book Pal To Any Part Of Any Page & Discover More Than 130 Audio Responses ; More Than 24 Playful Activities Encourage Toddlers To Take Charge & Explore, While Helping Build Confidence With Books; Focuses On Action Words & Also Introduces Counting & Friendship ; Parants Can See Child's Progress Through The Online Leapfrog(r) Learning Path & Get Printable Activities To Expand The Learning. Ages 2 - 4.
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- Join Pooh and his friends as he think-think-thinks of all the things he loves to do- Touch your Tag Junior book pal to any part of any page and discover more than 130 audio responses in this book
- More than 24 playful activities encourage toddlers to take charge and explore, while helping build confidence with books
- Each Tag Junior board book focuses on a different preschool skill Pooh Loves To focuses on action words and also introduces counting and friendship
- See your child's progress through the online LeapFrog Learning Path, and get printable activities to expand the learning
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By Avid Reader
This book seems to have A LOT more activities than most of the other books we own, and we have 11 of them. This one is always downloaded into our Tag Jr. This one has the most stuff on the page and different sayings. Ni Hao Kilan (sp?) has more songs and music than the rest which is great. Cars is actually kind of disappointing. The Dr Seuss Mr Brown is a good one too.
My 2 1/2 yr old LOVES her Tag Jr. It is played with mulitple times a day for 2 months now with no end insight.
By J. Goldthwaite (Seabrook, NH United States)
My son is (almost) a year old, and after seeing the Tag Jr. System I knew I had to get it for him, though he's still a bit young for it. I'm amazed at what TAG Jr. does for the price, it's very durable scanner with voice and interactivty for $35 and I got mine with coupon at a B&M store for $25.
The Pooh book is read by a pleasent sounding lady, and when you touch any of the charactors it plays clips in their voices. Pooh sounds like Pooh, Tigger sounds like Tigger, Eyore sounds like Eyore, etc.
There is music and it asks you to find things, like "Find all the pictures of Rabbit in this book".
I like that the Book is an actual board book, it doesn't have any electronics in it. All of the electronics are in the reader, the book is printed with a hardly noticable bar code like pattern that the reader uses to access stored info.
By Carl O
Do not believe Leap Frog!! The Tag Reader can not utilize the Tag Jr. books. They think they will have a patch in mid July. Don't buy yet if you want to use with the Tag Reader. Very disappointing.
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