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CURRICULUM RECOVERY


LITERACY


Early Literacy 1


* Allows for two-way simultaneous conversation unlike regular walkie talkies


* Up to 50 meters range


* Suitable for indoor and outdoor use


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1. Mini Mobile Phones A set of six contemporary mobile phones that can telephone all of the others in the set from up to 50 metres away and allow simultaneous conversation. Each phone has its own colour and lights up when it rings. Simply “dial” the colour you want to call; to answer, press the button that flashes as “call waiting”.


With up to 50 metres range, children (and practitioners) can communicate indoors and out. Also featuring a 10 second voice record function. A four hour charge gives up to six hours talk time. The docking station encourages self-access and means batteries are not required. Suitable for age 3 years and up. Not suitable to be left outdoors. Pack of 6.


EY04195 Buy now £149.95


2. Mini Microphones A sparkling set of five easy to use, rechargeable microphones with voice recorder and changer. Featuring a 40 second record and playback function plus a fun voice changer. The three button design makes this ICT resource simple for children to explore and discover by themselves. Rechargeable. A four hour charge gives up to 160 playbacks. 5 x Mini Microphones, 1 x Docking Station, 1 x 5V 3A International Adaptor. H12cm. Pack of 5. Suitable for age 10 months and up.


EY07203 Buy now £84.95


Free delivery for all UK schools and nurseries


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