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LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Lowercase Letters Expansion Pack from LeapFrog
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Minimum Age: 24 months
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Product Description Product Features
For use with the separately sold Fridge Phonics system
Set of 26 colorful, easy-grip magnetic letters
Lower case letters
Each letter talks, sings and teaches letter names, letter sounds and learning songs
Put a letter into the reader to hear its name, its sound or a fun phonics song
Customer Reviews
Learning his letters quickly! Posted 20 October 2008
Our now-4-year old learned his letters quickly as a 2- and 3- year old with the other fridge phonics toys- we were happy to add this to help him learn his lowercase letters, too. It worked!
Lowercase letters Posted 06 September 2008
This is a great add to the Fridge Ponics. My son is two and knows all of his letters now, lower and upper. We have our snack times in front of the fridge and work on letters. I always make it fun, and if he doesn't feel like doing it, then I don't. I don't push it at all I figure there will be plenty of time when he has to sit there and learn. But, he loves to do it and actually plays with it a lot more than just at snack time. Great add to the upper case. I only wish they had numbers!
Love this! Posted 19 July 2008
My two year old loves playing with these letters, and he now knows all his upper and lower case letters. Its amazing how few alphabet games use lower case letters, rather than upper case.
love it! Posted 18 July 2008
my dauhgter loves this prodct! it has helped alot with her alphabet learning skills!
Good addition to the capital letters we already had ..  Posted 12 July 2008
The small case letters were the next step our granddaughter needed. She's shown renewed interest in this old standby when visiting now. First place she heads is the refrigerator to practice all of her letters. I still like the fact that I can put the leap frog device itself out of sight (the noise can be annoying after awhile) but she still likes to pick out the letters for you.
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