LeapFrog Learn & Groove Animal Sounds Guitar
- Rock away while the animals play!
- Language switch enables bilingual learning.
- Features three ways to play: Numbers, Animals and Music Play learning modes.
- Lively music and interactive activity help develop motor skills.
- Introduces counting 1-5, animal names and sounds and number-object correlation in English and Spanish.
Product Description
Sing away while the animals play! Through rhythm, rhyme and sing-along songs, little ones can rock out and sharpen learning skills like counting, numbers and animal sound recognition. Younger learners can play with the guitar on the floor, pressing the fret buttons and turning the knob in the center. Older tots can engage in true rock-star style, holding the guitar while it plays. Three fun learning modes can be used in both English and Spanish. In Number Mode, whim… More >>
Language(s): English and Spanish
LeapFrog Learn & Groove Animal Sounds Guitar
Tags: Animal, Groove, Guitar, LeapFrog, Learn, Sounds
Not so crazy about this guitar. It’s a pretty good educational toy, but not much of a guitar if that’s what you were aiming for. The shape is about all that is guitar-like. They barely realize they are strumming a guitar for all the background stuff going on.
J. Smith | October 10, 2009 # 9:28 amRating: 3 / 5
My son holds this thing like he is rocking out and just dances and dances. He got it as a present for his first Christmas and we had to take it away from him because he wouldn’t pay attention to anything else the entire day. Six months later he still picks it up and dances with it while pressing all the buttons. It’s adorable. The educational part of it is kinda stupid. He totally isn’t going to learn his animal sounds or counting from this toy. It’s nice that LeapFrog tried. He just likes the music part of it though.
Brady'sMommy | October 10, 2009 # 12:27 pmRating: 4 / 5
Fun toy for a while, didn’t really keep the attention of my nephew for too long. But he did love playing it!
S. Hart | October 10, 2009 # 2:18 pmRating: 4 / 5
My son is obsessed with guitars. Ever since my husband started playing all he wants is guitars. He got a little wooden toy guitar for Xmas and didnt part with it for the nex 2 weeks, in which time he destroyed it – literally from banging every single surface with it. So, now in time for his first birthday I looked around for a more durable guitar for him. I was a little concerned that it doesnt look much like a guitar, but to my son it does. He LOVED it from the first moment he saw it. Its his favorite toy, no doubt, and it is pretty durable so far it hasnt broken at all, and he drops it a lot, because it is a little bit too heavy for a 12 month old. Thats really my only complaint, but I expect that within a few weeks, he would have worked it out, and he’ll only love it more.
Milena Berry | October 10, 2009 # 2:51 pmIt talks in English and Spanish, and you can switch it from counting, letters, and melodies. Its really nice.
Rating: 5 / 5
According to my son and daughter-in-law, this is my two year old grandaughter’s favorite toy.
Brenda J. Reeves | October 10, 2009 # 3:23 pmRating: 5 / 5