LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set

  • Help reading skills rise and shine with this magnetic letter set! Introduces children to letter names and sounds
  • Features big, bright letters that are easy for little fingers to grasp to help develop fine motor skills.
  • Sing along to the Alphabet Song.
  • Playful phonics songs help children remember the sound each letter makes.
  • Includes magnetic letter reader, 26 magnetic letters, and 3 AAA batteries

Product Description
Your fridge door is the perfect place to develop a taste for reading. Nobody goes hungry for learning with this set of 26 colorful, easy-grip magnetic letters and magnetic letter readerthat attaches securely to your fridge. Each letter talks, sings and teaches letter names, letter sounds and learning songs. Put a letter into the reader to hear its name, its sound or a fun phonics song. Your kids might not eat their vegetables, but with the Fridge Phonics Magnetic Se… More >>

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LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set

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Comments

  1. very hard to understand. so loud in the morning when you are trying to get kids ready and no one is listening
    Rating: 2 / 5

    mom of too many | October 11, 2009 # 5:05 am

  2. A friend bought my daughter the Leap Frog Fridge Phonics set for her second birthday. It is a very cute toy and she really liked it. I was shocked when she put the R in and it began to sing “R says er, R says er.” R does not say er. I put the R away so she could still play with it, but I am very disappointed. Leap Frog has an excellent reputation, and I cannot believe they would make this big of an error. Especially when you consider the point of the toy is to teach letter/sound correspondence.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    Jason A. Favre | October 11, 2009 # 5:20 am

  3. I ordered this toy and for some reason it was never delivered to me, but Amazon claimed I returned it saying I didn’t want it….I am not sure what happened, but I was very disappointed with the situation. Amazon corrected the mistake so I hope all is well.
    Rating: 2 / 5

    Nicole Smith | October 11, 2009 # 6:19 am

  4. Its been over a month and still haven’t got it yet. It said Shipping estimate for these items: July 1, 2006

    Delivery estimate: July 6, 2006 – July 8, 2006 … Well, today is July 31st. Everything else I ordered that day has already came. Some only a couple days later. Amazon is pretty fast with delivery, but even though I ordered through Amazon the company this product came (or is still coming) from was/is Imaginarium. I would be wary of this place. Maybe after I actually get the order I can write a review of how well I (or my child) likes it, until then, I can only tell you about the horrible delivery.
    Rating: 3 / 5

    Daniella | October 11, 2009 # 8:14 am

  5. We were very excited by this toy — or at least, by the idea of the toy. We have friends who bought a similar product from a different company and they love theirs. But when we got ours in the mail and set it up on the frig… it didn’t work. No matter what letter we put into the box, the machine said ‘E’ the sound this letter makes is ‘E’. Worse than useless…. Downright waste of money and brain power. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT!!!
    Rating: 1 / 5

    Jennifer A. Mcknight-dean | October 11, 2009 # 9:06 am

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