Letter Factory DVDs

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Letter Factory DVDs

by Leap Frog

For ages 2-5 years

Some kids are bound and determined to learn things all on their own, and the more they sense that you, their well-intentioned parents, are trying to teach them something as you chat, the more they resist. Got one of those? We're here to help. And frankly, even if you've got one of the more amenable kids on the block, sometimes we all have to turn to an outside source for either teaching or reinforcement. These two videos, sold separately or as part of a five-part set by LeapFrog and bundled by Amazon at a discount if you buy both together, are amazingly effective in teaching the hard part about letters - the sounds they make and how they fit together to make words. Again, LeapFrog works magically in this area. Give the kid a little time with the DVD - and we are the last people to be advocating tv as surrogate teacher or parent, but the fact is, sometimes things are taught really, really well by smart people behind a video - and you'll be astounded by how quickly they start to get the way this whole alphabet thing works. We can't make this stuff up: One of our associated little ones conquered the whole thing during a car trip with a DVD player, and another one was driving his parents a bit nuts when they were awakened at night by his muttering from the next room of various phonic noises as he taught his stuffed animals the way it all worked. We can't guarantee the same success for you, but we sure know where to tell you to startÂ…. -- Review by Being Savvy

$59.98
$44.99

Review provided by The Savvy Source.

Comments

bseastbay said:

To be fair, we only have ONE of the DVD's in this five pack, but let me tell you, it is a HUGE hit with both me and the kid. Developmentally, the "Letter Factory" DVD is right on for my two year old, and after the first viewing, he knew that the "T" says "tuh." This video is not only educational, it's highly entertaining, the music is good, and you won't be kicking yourself for singing the songs even after your kid goes to bed. I would definitely recommend this video as a fun way to introduce letters and sounds. We will definitely be getting the rest of the set!
Posted on Dec 04, 2008

beingsavvyvancouver said:

We started off with the Letter Factory and found the perfect toddler minder. A DVD that is great for learning letters and their sounds that really engages the child makes going to the bathroom or cooking dinner much easier. I have even been able to have an adult conversation because of these DVDs. They also are consistent with the Word Whammer and Fridge Phonics toys with the vowels being the same colour for example. I really recommend these DVDs for helping your child learn the rules of reading.
Posted on Dec 03, 2008

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