ABC Animal Orchestra LeapFrog Tag Junior Book

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The ABC Animal Orchestra LeapFrog Tag Junior Book is not only one of the most popular Tag Junior books, but also usually one of the first that parents buy for their child.

It isn’t really surprising as this book teaches the fundamentals of the alphabet to youngsters.

The ABC Animal Orchestra LeapFrog Tag Junior Books contain all of the letters of the alphabet from A right through to Z.

Each page of the book contains mainly one letter, but sometimes two.

Accompanying each of the alphabet letters is a picture of an animal playing a musical instrument.

Both the animal and the instrument names begin with the letter of the alphabet that they are associated with.

Once you have updated the Tag Junior with the data for this book, your toddler can use it to explore the book and its interactive teaching capabilities.

If your child touches the letter once, then that letter sound is played.

If your child touches the same letter a second time, then a question is asked to test their knowledge of the letter further.

Your child can also touch their Tag Junior Book Pal on the accompanying animals and if they touch them once then the sound of the animal’s instrument is played, touch them again and your child is asked a question related to that alphabet letter.

The LeapFrog Tag Junior ABC Animal Orchestra book also has additional activity capability built in to accompany the main simplified letter association method of learning the alphabet to really test and reinforce their new found knowledge.

If your child touches the same animal consistently, then they are asked to flick through the book and find a similar animal.

The end section of this fundamental ABC book has a useful full layout of all of the letters of the alphabet and animals associated with those letters so that your child can then visually see the entire set laid out.

Both the letters and animals are again interactive and touching them will say the letter, play the animal’s musical instrument or even ask an associated letter question.

All in all an effective way for your youngster to get a thorough grasp of the alphabet and a have that knowledge reinforced in a fun and entertaining way.