Franklin KID-1240 Childrens Talking Dictionary
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Franklin KID-1240 Childrens Talking Dictionary Franklin Children’s Talking Dictionary with Spell Corrector - This electronic dictionary is a great tool to enhance, and speed-up your child’s learning of vocabulary. One of it’s best features is that it speaks words and definitions to your child. Letting them hear how words are pronounced, for a much more natural learning experience. Word-by-Word Matching Easy-to-Understand Definitions Personal Spelling Word List (input weekly spelling words and use them in fun learning exercises) 5 Games with variable skill levels Distinguish sound-alike words such as hear and here with Confusables feature Animated Guide models print & cursive, repeats with the touch of a button Works with headphones for privacy & no distractions Flip cover protects screen & keypad Unit Dimensions - 6 x 4 x 3/4
Customer Review: Tactile/kinesthetic
Ideal tool for the tactile/kinesthetic learner or the audio learner. Private word list helps learner concentrate on current week’s spelling or reading words. Easy to use. Voice on machine is fine.
Customer Review: Talking Dictionary
The Franklin Children’s Talking Dictionary is an excellent product. I have used it for years in my special education classroom with great success. This year I bought one for my grandson. It contains games for fun spelling practice. It also helps children pronounce unknown words by just entering the spelling and using the speak button. It’s a great learning tool for both home and school.
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