Vtech – Write & Learn Smartboard
Friday, May 28th, 2010 at
8:11 pm
Product Description
Have a ball when you learn using the Write ‘N Learn Smartboard. It’s a brightly-colored writing tutor board with a Smart Writing area that magically recognizes the numbers and letter you write. An LCD screen shows children what they’ve written and rewards their writing. The 26 alphabet buttons respond to show step-by-step stroke order. An unlined jumbo Scribble Space plays silly sounds as a child draws. Also included are three crayons for coloring pages and eight ac… More >>
- Brightly colored writing tutor board with Smart Writing area magically recognizes the numbers and letters a child writes
- LCD screen shows children what they’ve written and rewards their writing
- 26 alphabet buttons respond to show step-by-step stroke order
- Unlined jumbo Scribble Space plays silly sounds as a child draws
- 3 years +
Vtech – Write & Learn Smartboard
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I bought this for my 3 1/2 year old who was already writing her letters pretty well. This toy is awful for recognizing letters and would even tell me I was incorrect when I wrote one perfectly. It only frustrates my daughter and makes her feel like she didn’t do a good job. On the other hand, she enjoys playing the games on it. I won’t even save this toy for my second child and wouldn’t recommend this to anyone.
Rating: 2 / 5
We just bought this for our three year old son. He knows his letters very well and can read a little too. So we hoped that this would encourage him to develop his writing ability. The problem is when he writes the letter his way the machine will not accept it. This is discouraging and he tends to ask me or his father to write the letters. Sometimes we can’t even get an approval on the letter!? As a result he tends to play the other little games such as “missing letter” or pressing the animals on the smart board. The animals on the smartboard serve no purpose really. The funny pages that come with the machine are a waste. These are just photocopy quality coloring pages with the each letter of the alphabet printed on. These tend to get crinkled and torn in a couple of uses. If this toy was priced $20 lower it would be fine, but for this price, V- tech should do better.
Rating: 2 / 5
The “smart writer” doesn’t work well. Even when I try and write letters, it often doesn’t recognize the letter (and my handwriting isn’t that bad!).
Rating: 2 / 5
this toy is a nice concept… that needs a lot of work. I bought it for my newly 4 year son. unless you write the letters perfectly the toy was unable to recognize them. when my son try to write slowly then the toy did not wait for him to finish his writting, the toy would try to guess the letter. No matter how hard he tried, the toy either got the letter wrong or did not let him finish. The toy concept is great but it needs a lot of work as no parent will buy this toy if their kids know how to form their letters already. it works best if you know how to form your letters already then what’s the point??? This is a very frustrating toy for the little one who is learning to write their letters and doesn’t have a handle on them yet.
Rating: 2 / 5
I got this toy for my three and four year old. It is very clear on the pronunciation of the letters (you know how some toys the “b” sounds the same as the “v” or even “c”). This toys is great for understanding the letters spoken. The writer pad works well and the games are easy enough for them to understand. My three year old loves it spends a lot of time using it and can already id half the letters and we have only had it bor a few weeks (great road trip toy). If your child likes to learn using computer toys and will sit down with it this toy is a good buy and helpful.
Rating: 5 / 5