Product Description

LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic AlphabetUpdated version of Fridge Line Classic! Learn all 26 letter names and sounds by pressing each letter to hear them teach, talk and sing. Every letter sings a song and all pieces attach securely to any magnetic surface. Learning Skills:-Phonics skills-Motor skills-The alphabetRecommended Age: 2+ years.Requires 3 AAA Batteries (Included).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17184 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LeapFrog
• Model: 20305
• Dimensions: 1.45 pounds

Customer Reviews

Learning Letters
My daughter got this from her uncle and aunt for Christmas 2007(she was 2 years old then). She has been playing with it now for 9 months. She has learned the capital letters that came with it and is always wanting to play with her "letters". I am looking at now getting the lower case letter set and/or word maker.
She has dropped the letters and the letter reader on the floor many times and they are not damaged. Being that both the letters and reader are magnetic, we are not looking for lost pieces, we always know where they are.
Better than plain letters, you can hear the sound the letter makes and the alphabet song.

Great toy, still working (and being played with) 5 years later.
My kids got this toy for Christmas 5 years ago. They were 3yrs and 6 months at the time and they both loved it. It helped them both with learning their alphabet and recognizing letters and their sounds. After 5 years, this toy still gets played with and works great. This is one of the only educational toys that my children have had that they did not lose interest in after a few weeks. This toy has been such a great learning tool for my kids, I am buying another one for my new little nephew.

Fun and educational
My son got this as a gift almost 2 years ago and it helped him not only learn his letters but the pronunciation of each letter. Every time you press the letter it would sing a song that would help him remember how that letter is pronounced, "M says mmmm, M says mmmm, every letter makes a sound, M says mmmm". The repetitiveness was great for him to remember the letters and sounds, but for any parent listening to this all day it has its annoying factor after awhile. There is a volume control, and a button that sings the alphabet song. This has gotten a lot of use, and the letters make great magnets for holding up artwork of the fridge.