As you know by now, must of our summer was spent in a car. It’s hard to keep kids entertained besides watching movies, if you’re lucky to have a DVD player. So I have very happy to try out the LeapFrog Word Whammer ($19.99). This little machine was so much fun. The purpose of the game is to learn how to spell and read in a fun and portable way.It was really interesting to see the kids engaged with it. It’s a small screen, compared to an iPad or even a phone, and it’s also black and white, so I thought the kids might be less interested. But to my surprised, they were very engaged. The age recommendation is 4-6 but even my 3 and a half year old got the hang of the lever and started to play.

The kids spell words like fun, pen, out by pulling and twisting. Each game has different graphics. I did have to sit with the boys when we got it and explained step by step, because at first it is a bit complicated to get a hang of it. Once we went over the instructions and the way to use it they were pros! They are learning while playing and they don’t even know.

What I really do enjoy about this gadget is that it’s not only educational, which is the main reason I would buy a toy for my child, but it’s also small enough to fit in a diaper bag and perfect for traveling in the car. This is definitely one toy to have around, especially for those kids entering kindergarten and first grade. It will help develop those reading skills that are so important.

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Do you practice spelling with your children? Or have a special toy besides the a tablet to help reading?

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