LeapFrog® Tag Reading System

  • The amazing touch technology of the Tag Reading System encourages a child’s love of reading as words talk, pictures sing and stories live out loud!
  • The Tag library includes over 20 books and games featuring characters from TV, movies and classic tales.
  • Tag storybooks and learning activities help children build vocabulary and reading skills such as word recognition, reading comprehension and phonics skills.
  • Children learn to read through an exciting and interactive experience in which they can also earn online rewards.
  • Parents can connect the Tag Reader to the online LeapFrog Learning Path to see what their child is learning, and explore ways to expand their child’s learning journey.

Product Description
Introducing Tag Reading System, the revolutionary touch reading system that brings reading to life like never before. Tag engages children to make reading a rich, fulfilling experience. Children simply touch the Tag Reader (which looks like an electronic pen) to the book’s pages, and words talk, characters sing and stories fly off the pages. With a huge library of hardcover books and games including favorite TV, movie and classic tales, each Tag Book allows children… More >>

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LeapFrog® Tag Reading System

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Comments

  1. My daughter plays with this toy at Walmart. I think I should buy it for her. She is really interested in reading books. My daughter is 2 1/2 yr old.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    Cat Harvey | October 9, 2009 # 12:12 am

  2. After seeing a neighbor’s LeapPad, and wanting to get my just-turned-5-year-old more into letters and words, I did some research and got him a Tag Reader. Wish I’d gotten a used LeapPad instead. Did not realize just how dependent on downloading this product is until I bought the first add-on book and found, only after opening the package, that downloading is required to use the book I had just made a trip to the store to acquire. Now I had to find time to go online to make it useable too? I’m plenty internet savvy and no Luddite, but with two small kids I do not appreciate having to go online as often as it is now apparent I will have to with this product. (I know, I know, I could have found this all out ahead of time with more research. But I didn’t invest the time, OK?, and the packaging does not at all make the computer dependency obvious.) Had I known this I would definitely have looked for a good used LeapPad instead, with its self-contained books and tethered (i.e. harder to lose) optical pen. And just how durable is the Tag’s pen, anyway? What happens when my two-year-old gets ahold of it and throws it tip-first into the floor? Parents of preschoolers, look for a good used LeapPad instead, they’re plentiful on Ebay.
    Rating: 2 / 5

    Rapid | October 9, 2009 # 1:16 am

  3. I have spent over an hour trying to install the software for this thing. It’s not working. It won’t connect to their webpage to download the audiobooks. If I had known that I would have to connect to the internet for every audio download, I would have never bought this for my daughter. What happened to the good old cartridge you install in the device?? I have tried disabling my firewall thinking it might be blocking it, but it wasn’t. So I am giving up and returning it.
    Rating: 1 / 5

    Cytogrl | October 9, 2009 # 1:18 am

  4. I purchased this off Amazon for my daughter’s 4th birthday and it does not work. I don’t know if this is just a one time deal and I just got unlucky or if their are more flawed ones out there. The books will not upload onto my pen. I have tried on three different computers and it will not work on any of them. It keeps telling me I have 0 memory left and 0 memory used. I have contacted Leapfrog numerous times about this and they tell me they have never heard of a problem like that. They have been most unhelpful, to the point that now I want to return everything I bought for this thing, (the pen, storage case and 2 books) and never buy Leapfrog products again. I;m sure if this worked it would have been great, too bad there is no quality control at Leapfrog.
    Rating: 1 / 5

    Nicholas A. Wroblewski | October 9, 2009 # 1:59 am

  5. my kids love this product. it is easy to use and the games are fun for them.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    J. Coyne | October 9, 2009 # 3:26 am

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