The Tag Reader comes alive with books, interactive maps and game apps especially developed for this innovative learning toy. Be prepared to add to your child’s Tag library every so often. Listed below are accessories that will maximize and enhance your child’s learning experience.
Books
The Tag Reader is a great high-tech teaching tool, but you’ll need those specially designed Tag books to go with them. Tag Books are the heart of this reading and learning system. Book pages are made to sound out words, sing out songs and provide other interactive learning experiences for your child.
If you have a preschooler, the most popular book set would be the LeapFrog Tag Learn to Read Phonics Book Series on Short Vowels, $17.54. This is a Tag Book must-have to get your little one started on the reading path
Below are more of the Tag Reader System’s current bestsellers:
- LeapFrog Tag Learn to Read Phonics Book Series Long Vowels, Silent E and Y $18.54
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook: Tangled Disney’s story of Rapunzel $ 9.97
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook I SPY Imagine That! $ 11.39
- LeapFrog Tag Junior Book: ABC Animal Orchestra $10.66
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook: T-Rex’s Mighty Roar $9.99
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook Disney Princess: Adventures Under the Sea $11.08
- LeapFrog Tag Junior Book Cars: Shapes All Around $10.97
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook Cars: Tractor Tipping $11.97
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook The Amazing Spider-Man: The Lizard’s Tale $11.97
- LeapFrog Tag Junior Book Curious George: Color Fun $9.56
- LeapFrog Tag Activity Storybook: Tinker Bell’s True Talent $11.54
- LeapFrog Tag Junior Book: 1-2-3 Dora $10.23
- LeapFrog Tag Junior Book: Pooh Loves To $9.15
- Leapfrog Tag Junior Book Sesame Street: Monster Faces $9.96
- Leapfrog Tag Activity Storybook Kung Fu Panda: Po’s Tasty Training $12.04
LeapFrog has many more books to offer and new titles come out regularly. Stay updated by visiting their website.
Storage Case
The LeapFrog Tag Storage Case, $14.54 can hold your child’s Tag Reader and a collection of Tag books. Aside from keeping things organized, this case is great for little tag users on the go. Kids like how cool it looks too.
The Tag Storage Case comes in other colors and varieties:
Maps
LeapFrog Tag Maps: USA tells you more than just where to go. The Tag Reader will allow your child to play interactive learning games based on the featured map. As your child goes through the map, she’ll take a coast-to-coast adventure—learning fun facts and sharpening her logical skills along the way. $19.38
LeapFrog Tag Maps: World is another popular Tag map. Here, the fun and learning go beyond US borders. $19.99
Activity Cards
Leapfrog Tag National Geographic Kids: Activity Cards – Land Animals are activated by the Tag Reader, turning them into something more than just another set of boring flash cards. These cards talk to your child and bring animals to life. Hear lions roar, learn how they live, play games and so much more with this popular LeapFrog Tag Activity Card set. $9.99
Another best-selling set is the Leapfrog Tag National Geographic Kids: Activity Cards – Birds and Sea Animals. If you’re child is into penguins, dolphins, whales and other sea creatures this should be a part of his Tag library. $7.00
Headphones
Sound is what makes the Tag Reader System come to life. Sometimes, your child will want to use headphones with it. This can make them focus more on whatever learning activity they’re engaged in. Other times, headphones are a good way for you to be able to keep things quiet, and concentrate on what you’re doing, while your little one plays with the Tag Reader beside you.
A good option would be the Sennheiser HD 202 Dynamic Headphones. If your child isn’t using it with the Tag Reader, this is the kind of headphone any adult audiophile will appreciate. $27.99
Here are more headphones suitable for the Tag Reader System: