LeapFrog LeapTV Educational Game System or Games

LeapFrog LeapTV Educational Game System

• Uses interactive video games to teach core concepts to young learners
• Includes an on-board game, Pet Play World
• Additional games sold separately
• 3 ways to play: body motion, pointer play, and classic control
• Transforming controller works in 2 modes
• 16 GB of memory and built-in Wi-Fi/Ethernet port for downloads
• Works with over 100 LeapFrog educator-approved LeapTV cartridge games
• Supports game downloads and videos
• Specifics:
  • For kids 3-8 years old
  • Internet connection may be required
  • Product dimensions: 13”x11”x3”
  • Weight: 2.87lb.

In the box: console, camera, mount, controller, HDMI cable, AC power adapter

Disney Sofia The First Educational Game

• Learning game for ages 3 to 5
• Teaches:
  • Phonics
  • The alphabet
  • Vocabulary
  • Word sounds and rhyming
• Single-player, 1 controller required
• Ways to play: body motion, pointer play
• Dimensions: 5.4”x0.63”x8.3”

Disney Jake and The Never Land Pirates Game

• Learning game for ages 3 to 5
• Teaches:
  • Numbers
  • Sorting and classifying
  • Art and drawing
  • Counting
• Dimensions: 5.4”x0.63”x8.3”

Nickelodeon Bubble Guppies Game

• Learning game for ages 3 to 5
• Teaches:
  • Environmental science
  • Life science
  • Listening comprehension
• Dimensions: 5.4”x0.63”x8.3”

Doodlecraft Starring Mr. Pencil Game

• Learning game for ages 4 to 7
• Teaches:
  • Art and drawing
  • Creative expression
  • Sorting and classifying
  • Spatial reasoning
• Number of players: 1 or 2
• Multi-player mode requires 2 controllers
• Ways to play: body motion, pointer play, and classic control
• Dimensions: 5.4”x0.63”x8.3”

About LeapFrog

As with most new technologies, necessity was the mother of Mike Wood’s invention. He was struggling to teach his young son to read and was looking for a way to make the process fun. To make learning more interactive and exciting for the youngster, he repurposed a chip in talking greeting cards to create his first prototype—the LeapPad. Kids could insert a reading cartridge into the mini-computer and use the stylus to help them learn the words.

As stores like Toys “R” Us and FAO Schwartz caught on to the product, the LeapFrog company was born. Since then, LeapFrog has branched out into other subjects and put their own spin on tech trends, with products like the LeapsterGS handheld game system, the new LeapPad tablets with educational apps, and a series of animated DVDs that both entertain and educate.

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