• Help Minnie Mouse and friends prepare for the Big Bow-nanza Make bows while developing preschool and early reading skills.
• Features beloved Disney characters and activities that reinforce the learning.
• Teaches social skills, sorting and classifying and memory skills.
• Ages 1-3 years.
• Works with LeapReader Junior Reading & Writing System and Tag Junior Reading System.

Today's the day of the Big Bow-nanza, but Minnie Mouse's Bow-tique is sold out of bows! ----------------------------------------------------------------- Calling all helpers and bow enthusiasts. Today's the day of the Big Bow-nanza and Minnie Mouse's Bow-tique has sold out of every bow in the shop. With a little help from her friends, Minnie just might get her shop restocked in time for the big shopping event. Join Daisy Duck, Clarabelle the cow, the twins Millie and Melody, and Cuckoo Loca as they use teamwork to save the day. Your little one can build early reading skills hearing the delightful story read out loud, plus engage in learning games that build social and memory skills and reinforce word meanings. Works with LeapReader Junior Reading System and Tag Junior Reading System. Give a cheer for terrific teamwork at Minnie's Bow-tique!Give a cheer for terrific teamwork at Minnie's Bow-tique! This Get Ready to Read book is one of more than 20 titles in the LeapReader Junior library that introduces toddlers to early reading skills. (Sold separately) The Get Ready to Read series is the first step in the LeapReader Reading and Writing System. (Sold separately)This Get Ready to Read book is one of more than 20 titles in the LeapReader Junior library. Learning Skills --------------- Minnie's Bow-tique uses beloved characters and an engaging story to introduce a core curriculum of Social Skills, Sorting & Classifying and Memory Skills. In a bow-making activity, young readers use memory skills to help Minnie "make bows" by listening to the bow description" and touching on bows and buckets of paint in the correct order. The story provides a perfect context for teaching a range of social skills—from learning what it means to be a good friend, listening, noticing when a friend has a problem, and lending a hand to help when you can. Children can also build important sorting and classifying skills by matching and grouping bows by color and size. Designed by Learning Experts ---------------------------- LeapFrog has created a learning and play environment that is developmentally-appropriate for children ages 1 to 3 years. Minnie's Bow-tique provides a curriculum rich in listening and observational rtunities in the context of a fun adventure. Your toddler is beginning to discover the wonder of books and how words and pictures on a page have purpose. The LeapFrog Difference ----------------------- At the preliminary reading stage, it's essential for children to recognize that the letter marks on the page convey a particular message—the LeapReader Junior and Tag Junior reading systems (sold separately) have been carefully designed to foster this key understanding by allowing toddlers and preschoolers to touch on text and hear an instant audio response. Children can touch on illustrations to hear supplemental audio and amusing sound effects, too, which help associate books with fun. Innovative Learning Approach ---------------------------- Designed by in-house educational experts, LeapFrog LeapReader Junior Reading System (sold separately) is grounded in the latest research for the richest possible learning experience. As a leader in educational entertainment, LeapFrog is trusted by parents to combine innovation with a breadth of play patterns to delight and expand learning horizons. Use memory skills to help Minnie “make bows”!Use memory skills to help Minnie make bows. Works with LeapReader Junior and Tag Junior Reading Systems ----------------------------------------------------------- Help Minnie Mouse and her friends prepare for the Big Bow-nanza. Make bows while developing preschool and early reading skills. Teaches ------- * Social Skills: Social skills help children act appropriately in different situations, as they learn to use manners, share, and show respect for others. * Sorting and Classifying: Sorting and classifying objects based on size, function, or weight involves logical reasoning skills essential for learning. * Memory Skills: Being able to recall information enables children to solve problems and retell stories more efficiently.