1. Talking Words Factory

Let little ones join Leap, Lily and Tad on their journey to the Leapfrog Talking Words Factory. Here they will learn and develop reading skills that will help enhance their classroom lessons. This learning DVD allow kids to dive into the fun world of word building. It introduces them to rhyming words and increases their vocabulary by creating an educational video that allows them to explore with three of their favorite animated friends.

By engulfing kids into an adventure that blends music and games into academic goals, this DVD successfully provides kids with a comfortable and pressure-free environment to open up their minds and absorb and understand just how fun reading can be. Let little ones join Leap, Lily and Tad on their journey to the Leapfrog Talking Words Factory. Here they will learn and develop reading skills that will help enhance their classroom lessons. This learning DVD allow kids to dive into the fun world of word building. It introduces them to rhyming words and increases their vocabulary by creating an educational video that allows them to explore with three of their favorite animated friends. By engulfing kids into an adventure that blends music and games into academic goals, this DVD successfully provides kids with a comfortable and pressure-free environment to open up their minds and absorb and understand just how fun reading can be.

Talking Words Factory:. Leapfrog learning products uses games and storytime to teach children fundamental school lessons. Talking Words Factory DVD helps develop reading skills. Focuses on the alphabet, phonics skills and word buildingWarning:“⚠ This product can expose you to some chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause For more information, go to.”.

Contents Characters. Sandy Fox as.

Cindy Robinson as. Debi Derryberry as. Jeff Bennett as. Kath Soucie as. Tom Kenny as.

Tony Pope as. Jack Riley as. Cheryl Chase as. Billy West as. Jeff Gordon, Rod Paulsen, Carla Morre, Tom Elizabeth, Rose Grand asPlotSTORY: has trouble making words. See, wind is blowing.

All the letter cards fall. A host shows up on the TV asking Tad if his dad is the best dad in the whole wide world. Tad said yes, and started creating a form to enter the contest. With help from his brother and his sister, they enter the Talking Words Factory. Triples his order of Talking Dictionaries. Had to reconvene the Zoplex levels in the basement which leaves Quigley and the kids to get cracking.shows the Frog Kids the vowels: A, E, I, O, and U.

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He shows them the Sticky-Ick-O-Rama, a machine where vowels get sticky to make words. The vowels sing a song.They meet up with Bammy (Word Bammer 100) who says she can help people who have trouble with words, like Tad. She shows him an example: C-A-T, which spells CAT.Quigley then has an idea.

He orders Bammy to make a batch of AT's and send them to Whammy (Word Whammer 3000). Whammy is a machine that does word families, like AT. They do some words of the AT family: CAT, BAT, FAT, HAT, and MAT. When Whammy spells, Quigley warns him that ZAT isn't a word. He reminds him some letters make AT words and some letters don't.

And Leap says that only real words make the cut in the dictionary.The next word family on Tad's form is ET. Whammy makes the word MET, JET, PET, GET, SET and LET.The next word family is IG.

Whammy makes the word BIG and then the words get jammed into the machine. Quigley gets it going and then gets pulled in.

Leap, Tad, and Lily decide to continue on by making the word PIG.Next, comes the OP family. Tad can make the word POP. Several words later, Leap without warning activates super speed. Lily tries to stop it but breaks the lever, Whammy cranks out the words like crazy, starting with the IN family.

PIN, FIN, TIN, and WIN. When the Professor comes back, he jumps with shock and says, 'LEAPIN LINGUISTICS!!' Then the words are totally random, JET, JUG, RUG, RIG, FIG, FAN, MAN. And when Quigley yells 'THE MACHINE HAS GONE MAD!!' The machine builds the words MAD 4 times in a row.

From there the machine sucks Tad in and the machine makes the word Tad. Tad flung from the machine miraculously unharmed, because some letters blocked the way into the dictionaries.Afterward, they proceed with the UN family, by making the words FUN, RUN, BUN, and SUN. The word SUN causes Tad to wear big floppy African elephant ears to keep cool.From then on Tad notices, he has one last word for his form but it won't fit. He makes a worst example: T-A-D spells Tad. He needs the word BEST. And from there they visit the sound slide. They send the letters S and T sliding down to form the blend ST.

They take the ST to Whammy along with O and P, and they spell STOP! And all the machines in the factory come to a halt. Then, Quigley announced that was a false alarm, and all the machines started working again.Quigley tells Tad that when two consonants are stuck together, it's called a blend. It's used to either the start of a word, at the end or both. Quigley also sings a song about blends. Tad then makes the word BEST.

The host of the contest arrives and tells everyone that Leap, Lily and Tad's dad won the best dad contest. When and arrive at the factory, they hug Tad and thank him for knowing how to make words and making dad the best dad in the whole wide world. Websley barges in the factory and wonders where his big order of Talking Dictionaries is.

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Quigley drives a forklift carrying a pile of Talking Dictionaries, but they all fall on Websley, who seems to enjoy reading. Tad then concludes the video with a song.The scene then irises out and the credits roll.Differences in the Leapster version. The word MAT is not built.

ET words are not built. UN words are not built. Mr. Websley isn't seen in the ending.Songs.TranscriptClickGalleryClick.