I was extremely excited when I was asked to review the new LeapFrog Letter Factory Adventures: The Letter Machine Rescue Team. Not only have my children always been huge fans of the LeapFrog toys and learning resources but I knew with Declan finally talking he would enjoy a visual learning program. And to be honest what better timing than during our mid-winter and Easter breaks.
LeapFrog Letter Factory Adventures: The Letter Machine Rescue Team just become available on DVD on March 4th, 2014 from LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc. and Lionsgate Home Entertainment. "LeapFrog’s award-winning product portfolio is designed to help children achieve their potential by delivering best-in-class educational curriculum through age-appropriate technology-based platforms, fun toys and engaging content."
The synopsis says "Join Leap, Tad, Lily and friends on a problem solving adventure! When Quigley announces the new Letter Factory is almost ready to open, the team takes a visit to learn about adjectives and words with consonant blends. But when the letter machine goes on the fritz, it’s up to them to work together as “junior engineers” to find the best fix-it solutions!"
This collection has an updated look and includes four CGI animated episodes. There are also three all-new original learning songs plus bonus sing-a-long videos and curriculum commentary for parents. Both boys not only loved this but Alana (my teenager) actually enjoyed interacting with the boys right along with the movies.
Cost: $14.98
Recommendation: Now this may seem like an expensive price for a DVD but I will say I think you are paying more for an educational experience than just a DVD. The kiddos loved it! I would love to see more features from LeapFrog!
Website: www.leapfrogdvds.com
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Giveaway: Lionsgate is going to give one of A Lucky Ladybug's lucky readers LeapFrog Letter Factory Adventures: The Letter Machine Rescue Team DVD of their own!
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