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• Leap Frog Wiki

  LeapFrog Wiki is a great encyclopedia about everything LeapFrog -- videos, toys, games and other products! Feel free to visit, and create or edit articles for LeapFrog fans of all ages! Before you leap into editing

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Leap_Frog_Wiki

• The Letter Factory (Transcript)

  This page has the transcript for the video The Letter Factory. (Note that "-" means cut from the Leapster version)

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/The_Letter_Factory_(Transcript)

• Professor Quigley

  Professor Quigley is a character who runs the factory with Leap, Lily, and Tad. He is educational and smart. He is voiced by the late Tony Pope in the videos "The Letter Factory" and "Talking

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Professor_Quigley

• Talking Words Factory

  Template:EpisodeTopNav The Talking Words Factory is the feature-length film of LeapFrog. In LeapFrog Enterprises released on December 9, 2003 by PorchLight Entertainment and Warner Home Video on VHS and DVD. A Leapster version

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Talking_Words_Factory

• Lily

  Lily (nicknamed Lil for short as called by her friends) is a female frog/mascot of LeapFrog Products. She is Leap's sister. She is the middle frog child of the frog kids. She wears

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Lily

• Leap

  Leap is a male frog who is the protagonist of the series. According to the R&S Little Leap, he is mentioned to be "Little Leap". His friends, better known as his brother and sister

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Leap

• Tad

  Tad is a male frog. He is youngest frog child of the frog kids at 3-4 (later 5) years old. His usual outfit is a blue baseball cap, a yellow t-shirt as inside

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Tad

• Category:LeapFrog Characters (Classic)

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• Hit it, Maestro!

  Hit it, Maestro! is a LeapPad game available in Leap 2 including the interactive book and cartridge. It is also available in the Plus Writing and Microphone. It teaches music with composers and musical instruments

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Hit_it,_Maestro!

• Interactive Globe

  The Interactive Globe or Explorer Globe or Odyssey Atlasphere Globe is a toy by LeapFrog Enterprises. It is used to turn on or off. There are modes to change it to on the globe. It

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Interactive_Globe

• Talking Words Factory (Transcript)

  This is a transcript of the video Talking Words Factory. (Note that "-" means cut from the Leapster version)

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Talking_Words_Factory_(Transcript)

• Math Circus/Transcript

  This page has the transcript for the video Math Circus. (The video begins with Mr. Websley viewing through the binoculars at the Math Factory, where he sees Professor Quigley bouncing around in springy shoes, while

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Math_Circus/Transcript

• The Leap-font (Music)

  The Leap-font Wavetable Synthesis (or Leap-font for short) is LeapFrog's trademark soundfont and LeapFrog's audio sound engine that was used for a variety of LeapFrog toys, such as the LeapPad, Learning

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/The_Leap-font_(Music)

• The Seven Continents

  The Seven Continents is a LeapPad game available in Leap 3 including the interactive book and cartridge. It is also available in the LeapPad Pro. It is also available in the Quantum LeapPad in the

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/The_Seven_Continents

• Code Word Caper/Transcript

  This is a transcript of the video Code Word Caper. (as the video begins, we see an aerial view of Alphaville. A letter O is hanging on a rope, then reveals Professor Quigley in a

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Code_Word_Caper/Transcript

• Baby Tad

  Baby Tad is a musical green frog made by LeapFrog Enterprises aimed at young children aged 0 to 6 to help teach them shapes and colors. It was first introduced in 1999, then it was

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Baby_Tad

• Learn to Read at the Storybook Factory/Transcript

  This page has the transcript for the video Learn to Read at the Storybook Factory. Tad: Uh, uh, uh, uh, oh. How am I supposed to read this?

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Learn_to_Read_at_the_Storybook_Factory/Transcript

• Leap's Big Day

  Leap's Big Day is a My First LeapPad book that does not require a cartridge and belongs to the Discovery section of the My First LeapPad library. It has two sides - a story side

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Leap's_Big_Day

• Counting on Leap

  Counting on Leap is a LeapPad game available in Leap 1 including the interactive book and cartridge. It is also available in the LeapPad Pro. It teaches math with numbers from 1 to 10, shapes

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Counting_on_Leap

• List of LeapPad books

  There are interactive books and cartridges to match each title. Pages can either turn previous or next when there's the green "Go" circle to choose from. They also have a red "Stop" button and

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_LeapPad_books

• Learning Screen Karaoke

  The Learning Screen Karaoke is a handheld portable LeapFrog toy introduced in 2003 using educational songs and traditional favorites, making a total of 52 songs. There is an attached microphone to it. The Learning Screen

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Learning_Screen_Karaoke

• LeapPad

  LeapPad was one of the learning toys released in 1999. The LeapPad Learning System is an educational device whose product is intended for use in conjunction with books and cartridges designed for it, which include

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/LeapPad

• Leap’s Learning Band Jammin’ Boombox

  Leap’s Learning Band Jammin’ Boombox (or Leap's Learning Band for short) is a toy created by LeapFrog, teaming up with LeapZone in 2000/early 2001. It is basically shaped like a real stereo

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/Leap’s_Learning_Band_Jammin’_Boombox

• LeapFrog Learning Friends (1999)

  The LeapFrog Learning Friends or The LeapFrog Toys Show Buddies are a group of Kids who live in Scrapyard or Alphaville and teach Fixing things for children. LeapFrog has developed these branded characters for use

  https://leapfrog.fandom.com/wiki/LeapFrog_Learning_Friends_(1999)

• LeapFrog Enterprises

  LeapFrog Enterprises is an educational toy company founded in 1994. LeapFrog products are available in stores. They sell items through the years. Leap is the mascot of the logo as the name. LeapFrog's headquarters

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