Anyone know all the songs (& lyrics) of the music on the leap frog Learn and Grove Musical table? Is there a list of all the songs as well as the lyrics of the music on the Leapfrog table?
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I just keep thinking "Yellow-Yellow-[^highpitched^SQUARE^]ye-ye-YELLOW...LOL.And doesn't it do that one o'clock two o'clock three o'clock rock song?
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and don't forget "bah dah ba da dee bah diddly bah dee dah dah, whap a dibble dibble dah dah dree dah dah!"I love that one.
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They also have La Cucaracha - but only on the Spanish side. I think that's the only song that's different between the two settings.
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I recently got this for my daughter.... are these real "vocal" rhymes or are these the "melody/instrumental" rhymes? All I can hear in words is the ABC, 123, colors and opposites. Anything else in words at all??
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Don't remember which songs were on there. I just put ones on that my granddaughter likes. Easy to transfer from itunes or amazon cloud. Just drag and drop.
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No there are no sections in the book. The songs are classics to be listened to like you would a player piano, and it has the accompanying sheet music to wow and impress your friends on what you could play on this but probably never will lol.I didn't spend too much time looking thru the book, but IMHO the least challenging pieces off the top of my head are Moonlight Sonata and Fur Elise, and they are the original pieces, not modified for the beginner. There are no 'beginner' pieces. These are all fancy-schmancy pieces that people recognize but you need to be experienced to actually play.Hope that helps! No there are no sections in the book. The songs are classics to be listened to like you would a player piano, and it has the accompanying sheet music to wow and impress your friends on what you could play on this but probably never will lol.I didn't spend too much time looking thru the book, but IMHO the least challenging pieces off the top of my head are Moonlight Sonata and Fur Elise, and they are the original pieces, not modified for the beginner. There are no 'beginner' pieces. These are all fancy-schmancy pieces that people recognize but you need to be experienced to... » Read More No there are no sections in the book. The songs are classics to be listened to like you would a player piano, and it has the accompanying sheet music to wow and impress your friends on what you could play on this but probably never will lol.I didn't spend too much time looking thru the book, but IMHO the least challenging pieces off the top of my head are Moonlight Sonata and Fur Elise, and they are the original pieces, not modified for the beginner. There are no 'beginner' pieces. These are all fancy-schmancy pieces that people recognize but you need to be experienced to actually play.Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I don't remember seeing a language selector on the dinosaur. I know that the LeapFrog drum has a language selector and it has alphabet, beats and songs very similar to the dinosaur.
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So far, I have not seen any extra book that Leapfrog sells other than the 5 books it comes with. I will let you know if there is anything that is available to supplement what you have. Thank you for the interest on the product.
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Hi H. Sexton-Which leapster do you have? It looks like each new game is $20+ for the Leapster 2. Thanks.
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Hi. I don't use the cartridges at all, although I believe they do have songs on them. You have many sound choices and I generally choose piano chords. I sing with children with this instrument, in pre-schools. You can choose the chords and it is pretty easy, although I still need a piece of paper to tell me what to play. You can also just have fun with chords and strumming. I like it a lot! Good luck!!!
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It's actually funny...I don't really know. I never did figure it out. When my son turned 4 months am started banging the toy he changed the tune. I tried banging it myself, nothing but the same music came on. I hand the toy back and he bangs it and the music changed. I'd ask him but he doesn't talk yet...Sorry I'm no help. My sons keeping it a secret. He's 1 now, hopefully someone else can help.
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The LeapPad Ultra has 10 songs loaded from the LeapFrog Learning songs, Punc Punc Punctuation, Sticky Icky Vowels, Blends Rock, Hop hop Hop, ABC, Us, Dig it, Gus Naps, The Quake, and Get on the Bus. We also have a lot of fun educator approved content available through our LeapSearch app.
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My local consignment store has had many of the LeapPads/My First LeapPads and books, for much less than the new price and most in pretty good condition. That's how I got a lot of my LeapPad books, and that's where I took my old books and LeapPads today after we ordered my son's new Tag reader! So if you have a consignment shop near you, and don't mind buying used, check it out!
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There is "Amazing Grace," "Doe a Deer," "Skip to My Lou," "On Top of Old Smokey, "Oh Suzannah," "Happy Birthday," a shortened version of the "Star Wars Theme," "The Pink Panther," "My Country 'tis of Thee," "Lu Cucaracha," and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." These songs are great beginners because they are not actually notes, but rather tabs of where to put the fingers on the ocarina. You do have to have a working knowledge to play these songs though, as it does not tell how long to keep your fingers on the holes. For even more tabs, I suggest you go to "Ocarina Tabs.com. I hope this helps! There is "Amazing Grace," "Doe a Deer," "Skip to My Lou," "On Top of Old Smokey, "Oh Suzannah," "Happy Birthday," a shortened version of the "Star Wars Theme," "The Pink Panther," "My Country 'tis of Thee," "Lu Cucaracha," and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." These songs are great beginners because they are not actually notes, but rather tabs of where to put the fingers on the ocarina. You do have to have a working knowledge to play these songs though, as it does not tell how long to... » Read More There is "Amazing Grace," "Doe a Deer," "Skip to My Lou," "On Top of Old Smokey, "Oh Suzannah," "Happy Birthday," a shortened version of the "Star Wars Theme," "The Pink Panther," "My Country 'tis of Thee," "Lu Cucaracha," and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." These songs are great beginners because they are not actually notes, but rather tabs of where to put the fingers on the ocarina. You do have to have a working knowledge to play these songs though, as it does not tell how long to keep your fingers on the holes. For even more tabs, I suggest you go to "Ocarina Tabs.com. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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per http://leapfrog.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/leapfrog.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=1765&p;_created=1222838354it says this:Question I can't find any music in the Downloads page. How do I add music to my Crammer? Answer The Downloads page is only for flash cards and quizzes. You can add music that already is loaded onto your computer by going to the On My Crammer page and clicking the Add Songs button. It will open a window to your music folder on your computer for you to choose which songs to add. Hope this helps we aren't opening ours until XMas morn. per http://leapfrog.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/leapfrog.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=1765&p;_created=1222838354it says this:Question I can't find any music in the Downloads page. How do I add music to my Crammer? Answer The Downloads page is only for flash cards and quizzes. You can add music that already is loaded onto your computer by going to the On My Crammer page and clicking the Add Songs button. It will open a window to your music folder on your computer for you to choose which songs to add. Hope this helps we aren't... » Read More per http://leapfrog.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/leapfrog.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=1765&p;_created=1222838354it says this:Question I can't find any music in the Downloads page. How do I add music to my Crammer? Answer The Downloads page is only for flash cards and quizzes. You can add music that already is loaded onto your computer by going to the On My Crammer page and clicking the Add Songs button. It will open a window to your music folder on your computer for you to choose which songs to add. Hope this helps we aren't opening ours until XMas morn. « Show Less
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I still haven't figured out how to make the playlist. but to install songs are very simple. I just use the random function to play songs now. the controls is a bit weird at first but a day of using it you should be fine
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The song title is displayed while it is playing. I haven't figured out how to search for specific songs yet. The instruction manual is very short and leaves out many details.
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Yes, various nursery rhymes, but also a few classical pieces and some "folk" songs like "She'll be coming around the mountain". I recognize most of the tunes, but I'm not good enough to immediately identify all of them by name. Each tunes lasts between about 12 and 22 seconds.
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There's way to many songs to list them all (total of 60 songs). But a few are: Amarillo by Morning, The Chair, You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone, Feels So Right, Love in the First Degree, Jolene, Is Anybody Going to San Antone, Hello Darlin, Walkin After Midnight and others. There's a few goofy songs included like: The Hokey Pokey, Turkey in the Straw, A Tisket a Tasket . . . I have no idea why those songs are in the collection. I guess the collection is trying to appeal to everyone. I hope this information helps.
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They cannot. It only shows the title and artist by name. But my 4-year old can move to the song she wants just by hearing it. She's worn out the Frozen song for sure! It really is easy for them to navigate by sound, especially as the visual for an album would be the same for any song on it-the cover wouldn't be specific for one song. Hope this helps you. :)