LeapFrog Tag Book Finding Nemo: Lost And Found

Appropriate for children ages 4 to 7 years
The Tag library includes more than 40 books and games featuring characters from TV, movies and classic tales
Finding Nemo introduces short vowels, long vowels, beginning word sounds and sight words
Children can earn online rewards and parents can connect the Tag Reader to the online LeapFrog Learning Path to see what their child is playing and learning

Use your Tag Reader to bring this story to life! Follow Nemo as he ventures out on his own, and join Marlin and Dory's undersea adventure to help Nemo get home! Throughout the story, learn about short and long vowels. Identify and sound out words to build phonics skills, and tackle sight words to build vocabulary.

Children can earn online rewards and parents can connect the Tag Reader to the online LeapFrog Learning Path to see what their child is learning. Appropriate for children ages

List Price: $ 13.99 Price: $ 10.00

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Great tool, November 26, 2011

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I taught 1st grade for 43 years and know what a valuable tool this is for teaching reading skills to children. I didn’t have this for my own children but my grandchild has one.

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Anonymous

great addition to the leap tag library, August 22, 2011

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. my daughter (mildly autistic) is really encouraged to read because it is Nemo! it’s tough sometimes finding topics that interest (reinforce) her, and this does it!

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Nemo Fans Beware!, September 10, 2011

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My two-year old is a Nemo nut after visiting Disney in May. Been all about fish ever since (DVD’s, Petco aquariums, books, etc). Point is – he spent five minutes with this book and moved onto something else. Although the book illustration is terrific; the downloaded Tag audio narration is not. Had high quality expectations for a Disney book, however the depth of the Tag audio enhancements are poor. Specific examples: there is little variation in the voice characters – uses Marlin’s voice over and over again. Poor detail in the scenery sound effects. Expectation was more of an aquarium experience – with different sounds for each color / shape / fish character – however, the Tag audio was relatively lifeless; even in the most colorful reef art. Compare this to the relatively simple graphics in the Seuss Green Eggs and Ham. Every single graphic in the Seuss book produces a different audio sound, and a clever toddler quickly discovers the nuances in graphic shapes. I sincerely hope someone at Tag or Disney reissues a new audio download that at least matches the Seuss quality of audio.

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