Leapfrog Imagination Desk – Interactive Learning Desk

Product review of leapfrog imagination desk.

Preschoolers want to be just like big kids, writing letters and spelling their names, and they want to use books and materials made just for them. The LeapFrog Imagination Desk interactive learning system will give them the feeling like they’re older while teaching them the alphabet and how to write. LeapFrog has been a leader in educational toys for years, getting kids interested in letters and numbers through fun and interaction, and the Imagination Desk is full of things to do. It comes with the starter book “Let’s Learn Letters,” and when one of the pages is inserted into a special slot, the desk magically recognizes the page.

This let’s your child decide to hear about the letter, play a letter game, or listen to a letter song. As the child colors on the page, the Imagination Desk interacts with the child, letting kids learn as they play. LeapFrog also makes additional interactive coloring books for the desk, so as your child grows, you can introduce them to increasingly complex topics. Parents rave over how the desk has a compartment that holds the coloring books, keeping pages from getting lost, and the desk also makes a good companion for a long car rides. The Imagination Desk from LeapFrog builds preschoolers’ confidence as they master the alphabet and move on to other big kid stuff, making it a perfect choice for any 3 or 4 year old.

What Features Are Included With This Leapfrog Imagination Desk?

Teaches letter names and sounds, fun facts, numbers and counting.
Offers 3 engaging teach modes (learn, game, and music).
Includes interactive desk, coloring book, crayons, volume control and storage space.
Imagination desk helps your child learns while coloring and playing.

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Customer reviews are a great way to research a product and find out if it truly delivers. Here are a few reviews from owners of the LeapFrog Imagination Desk Learning System.

We bought this last year for our almost-three year old. It’s a year later and she still loves it. Early on it took her a few tries to get the paper in just right, but it has been a favorite for whole year (coming from a child who changes favorites daily!) It is easily portable, durable and has grown with her. Now that she has her letters and numbers down, we are working on telling time. She has even started spelling words from what she has learned about the sounds that letters make from the repetitive but effective letter song. You also can use blank paper and the music-only setting for free-form coloring and writing practice. I do wish it held a few more crayons, but we just throw an extra pack in the bag. Another bonus: I haven’t even had to replace the batteries yet!

I got this for my 3 year old for Christmas. I picked it because I homeschool my older 2 children and she is forever wanting “School work” to do when the older 2 are having their lessons. It is not a great time for me to have the time to devote to her one on one like I do at other times in the day. However she wanted more then just the coloring pages I was giving her. She loves her My first Leap pad and her brother and sister’s Quantum pad and Leap Pad plus Writing, so I thought that this would be a good addition to the line up. I was correct. She loves it. I am so impressed with how much she knows. (She had to have already known the information since she just got the toy. However she is very introverted and would not convey that she knew the information.) She gets most the questions correct and is really working on the fine motor skills to color. She loves for me to color with her at times as well which I love.