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LeapFrog Read with me Scout. Teaches comprehension and early vocabulary. Ages 2-5. 3rd Price Drop!
$12
Read With Me Scout is a playful toy pup that reads and asks questions. Scout reads from the five included board books and engages children by asking questions throughout the story to help build comprehension skills. Read with me Scout is recommended for children age 2-5 years old and features 5 interactive spots that respond to your touch.
You can pet his back to answer questions; kiss his cheek and hear him say you're his best friend; press his left paw to hear songs; and press his right paw for more responses. As Scout completes each page, he will ask the child 1 of 70+ different engagement and comprehension questions over the course of the 5-book set.
The 5 colorfully illustrated board books teach: 1) Rhyming—helps children learn about the sounds of language and build phonological awareness, 2) Learn-about—learn about the world through reading and recognize how print carries meaning, 3) Narrative—learn about how stories are put together, with characters, settings and a sequence of events, 4) Pattern—learn with rhymes, refrains and repetition to predict what comes next and 5) Concept—explore concepts like colors to label and classify new information.
In good condition.
$12
Item description
Read With Me Scout is a playful toy pup that reads and asks questions. Scout reads from the five included board books and engages children by asking questions throughout the story to help build comprehension skills. Read with me Scout is recommended for children age 2-5 years old and features 5 interactive spots that respond to your touch.
You can pet his back to answer questions; kiss his cheek and hear him say you're his best friend; press his left paw to hear songs; and press his right paw for more responses. As Scout completes each page, he will ask the child 1 of 70+ different engagement and comprehension questions over the course of the 5-book set.
The 5 colorfully illustrated board books teach: 1) Rhyming—helps children learn about the sounds of language and build phonological awareness, 2) Learn-about—learn about the world through reading and recognize how print carries meaning, 3) Narrative—learn about how stories are put together, with characters, settings and a sequence of events, 4) Pattern—learn with rhymes, refrains and repetition to predict what comes next and 5) Concept—explore concepts like colors to label and classify new information.
In good condition.
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