You know how important learning is to your child’s future. No matter what path
your child chooses in life, learning fundamental skills provides the building blocks
for future success. A solid foundation is absolutely essential.
That is why
line of learning products focus on one of three key subject areas - Reading, Math
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(incorporating auditory, visual and tactile stimulation) reinforces and complements
the subject matter your child is learning, or will learn, in school. The
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they’re actually learning. So their confidence grows, their self-esteem grows and
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As a parent, you take the most critical role in establishing an active learning
environment. We encourage you to participate in the
system together with your child. You’ll see first hand the progress your child is
making. Have fun!
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important job in the world, helping their children learn and grow. As your child
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child do his or her best every step of the way.
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LCD SCREENLCD SCREEN
LCD SCREEN
LCD SCREENLCD SCREEN
PHONICS FROM A TO Z!™
ANI MAT E D
ON BUTTONON BUTTON
ON BUTTON
ON BUTTONON BUTTON
OFF BUTTONOFF BUTTON
OFF BUTTON
OFF BUTTONOFF BUTTON
REPEAT BUTTONREPEAT BUTTON
REPEAT BUTTON
REPEAT BUTTONREPEAT BUTTON
SPEAKERSPEAKER
SPEAKER
SPEAKERSPEAKER
26 LETTER BUTTONS26 LETTER BUTTONS
26 LETTER BUTTONS
26 LETTER BUTTONS26 LETTER BUTTONS
ACTIVITYACTIVITY
ACTIVITY
ACTIVITYACTIVITY
OBJECT LABELOBJECT LABEL
OBJECT LABEL
OBJECT LABELOBJECT LABEL
SELECTOR SELECTOR
SELECTOR
SELECTOR SELECTOR
TO BEGIN PLAY
1.
To begin play, press the
followed by, “Let the letter fun begin!”
2. Slide the GREEN activity selector to choose from the following activities:
1. Learn the Letters5. Spelling
2. Before & After6. Vowels
TO BEGIN PLAY
3. Learn the Words7. Word Builder
4. Find It8. Music Box
3. At the start of each activity, you will hear a brief introduction followed by a
question or the phrase “Press a button.” Press a letter to answer each question.
ONON
ON button ( ). You will hear an opening melody
ONON
4. When finished playing, press the
later!” followed by a short tune.
5. During game play, press the
REPEATREPEAT
REPEAT button (
REPEATREPEAT
OFFOFF
OFF button (
OFFOFF
2
). You will hear, “See you
) to hear the question again.
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PHONICS FROM A TO Z! ™ ANIMATED
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY 1 - LEARN THE LETTERS
This activity teaches the letters of the alphabet and their sounds. As a child presses
a letter, he or she will hear the friendly voice identify the letter selected and its
phonetic sound.
LETTERS
LEARN THE
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visual and auditory letter identification for all 26 letters of the alphabet.
Slide the activity selector to the activity “Learn the
Letters.” You will hear, “Let’s learn the letters and their
sounds.”
2. Press a letter button to hear the name of the letter, its
phonetic sound, and an example of a word that begins
with that letter. For letters that have more that one
phonetic sound, examples of both sounds will be given.
For example, when you press the letter E you will hear,
“This is the Letter E. E says “EH” as in EGG, and “E” as in
EEL.” The letters and pictures of the words will appear
on the LCD screen for visual reinforcement.
3. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30 seconds
of inactivity.
This activity asks a child to identify a letter that comes before or after a particular
letter. The child will search buttons for the appropriate letter.
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order skills, reinforces the concept of before and after, and builds letter identification
skills.
1. Slide the activity selector to "Before & After." You will
AFTER
BEFORE &
hear the friendly voice say, "Let's learn before and after"
and a short tune will play. Then you will hear a question,
for example, "What letter comes after the letter A?" Press
the letter B for the correct answer.
2. When the correct answer is entered, the answer will be
confirmed, followed by a rewarding response. For
example, you will hear “That’s right! B comes after the
letter A!” When an incorrect answer is entered, you will
hear “Oops. Try again.” If needed, press the REPEAT
button to hear the question repeated. You will have three
chances to enter the correct answer. After the third
incorrect answer, the correct answer will be displayed
and identified.
3. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30
seconds of inactivity.
This activity introduces a child to words that begin with each letter of the alphabet,
and it teaches the correct pronunciation of those words.
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phonetic skills by introducing words and their correct pronunciation. Letter and
vocabulary building skills are also reinforced through this activity.
1. Slide the activity selector to “Learn the Words.” You will
hear “Let’s learn some words” followed by a short tune.
Then you will hear the instruction "Press a button."
2. Press a letter to hear the pronunciation of a word that
begins with the letter selected. For letters that have
more than one sound, press that letter again to hear a
second word with a different initial letter sound. For
example, press the letter A to hear the pronunciation of
the word ACORN. Press the letter A again to hear the
pronunciation of the word APPLE.
WORDS
LEARN THE
3. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30
seconds of inactivity.
This activity reinforces letter identification and letter sounds. The friendly voice
will ask your child to find a certain letter, letter sound or object. Your child must
rely on the skills presented in the previous activities in order to play this activity.
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your child with the 26 letters of the alphabet and their phonetic sounds. Children
will build their vocabulary, too.
1. Slide the activity selector to “Find It.” You will hear the
activity name followed by a short tune.
2. Find and press the letter that answers the questions
asked. You will be asked questions such as, find a letter
that makes a particular sound, locate a specific letter,
or find the initial letter for a word. For example, you will
hear "Find the letter that says 'Kuh'" or "Find the foot."
3. When the correct answer is entered, you will hear a
rewarding tune and a confirmation of the letter selected.
When an incorrect answer is entered, you will hear “Oops.
Try again.” If needed, press the REPEAT button to hear
the question repeated. You will have three chances to
enter the correct answer. After the third incorrect
answer, the correct answer will be displayed and
identified.
4. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30
seconds of inactivity.
This activity builds spelling skills. Your child will be asked to spell words for objects
pictured on the screen. He or she will be able to determine how many letters there
are in the word by the number of blanks on the screen.
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identification, and word building skills.
Slide the activity selector to “Spelling.” You will hear the
phrase “Let’s learn to spell” followed by a short tune.
Then you will hear a name of a word and see a picture
it. Next, you will be asked to spell that word. For example,
a picture of a bus will appear and the question, “Can
you spell bus?” will be asked.
2. Press the letters in the proper order (from left to right)
to fill in each blank and spell the word of the picture
shown. When spelled correctly, a rewarding tune and a
confirmation of the proper spelling will be heard and
displayed. For
spelled B U S.”
3. When an incorrect letter is pressed, the letter on the
screen will automatically disappear and allow you to try
again. For example, if the letter Z is pressed while spelling
the word BUS, you will hear, “Oops. Try again.” Then the
letter Z will disappear from the screen. You will have
three chances to spell the word correctly. After three
tries, the correct spelling will be displayed and identified.
example, you will hear “You’ve got it! BUS is
of
SPELLING
4. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30
seconds of inactivity.
Slide the activity selector to “Vowels.” You will hear
the phrase “Let’s learn about vowels!” followed by a
short tune. An object and its spelling will be displayed.
You will be asked to find the
example, you will hear “Can you find the vowels in the
word ICE?”
Press the appropriate vowel letter(s) to answer the
2.
question.
3.
When the correct answer is entered, you will hear a
rewarding tune and a confirmation of the answer. For
example, You will hear “I and E. That’s right! I and E are
the vowels in the word ICE.”
4. When the correct answer is entered, you will hear music
and confirmation of the letter(s) selected. When an
incorrect answer is entered, you will hear “Oops. Try
again.” If needed, press the REPEAT button to hear the
question repeated. You will have three chances to enter
the correct answer. After the third incorrect answer, the
correct answer will be displayed and identified.
vowel(s) in that word. For
5. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30
seconds of inactivity.
1. Slide the activity selector to the activity “Word Builder.”
You will hear the phrase “Let’s create a word” followed
by a short tune and “Press three letters to create your
own word.”
2. Press three letters in the correct letter order to spell a
word. The letters will be identified on the screen as they
are pressed. If spelled correctly, you will hear a
rewarding tune and “Great word” followed by the
pronunciation of the word. When the letters inputted do
not spell a word, you will hear “Mmm. Not a word, but a
nice creation! Press three letters to create your own
word!”
WORD
BUILDER
3. You will hear the phrase “Press a button” after 30 seconds
of inactivity.
This activity enables your child to enhance his or her listening skills by pressing the
letter keys to play various songs. A fun animation will be displayed on the screen
while the song is played.
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opportunity to have some fun while enhancing his or her creative skills.
If the problem persists, please call our Consumer Services Department at 1-800-5212010 in the U.S., 1-800-267-7377 in Canada or 01235-546810 in the U.K.
WARNING: All packing materials such as tape, plastic sheets, wire ties and tags
are not part of this toy and should be discarded for your child's safety.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
1. Keep the unit clean by wiping it with a slightly damp cloth.
2. Keep the unit out of direct sunlight and away from any direct heat source.
3. Remove the batteries when the unit is not in use for an extended period of time.
4. Do not drop the unit on hard surfaces or try to dismantle it.
5. Do not expose the unit to moisture or water.
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Creating and developing the Fundamentals of Learning product line is accompanied
by a responsibility that we at
to ensure the accuracy of the information, which forms the value of our products.
However, errors sometimes can occur. It is important for you to know that we
stand behind our products and encourage you to call our Consumer Services
Department at 1-800-521-2010 in the U.S., 1-800-267-7377 in Canada, or 01235-546810
in the U.K. with any problems and/or suggestions that you might have. A service
representative will be happy to help you.
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NOTE:NOTE:
NOTE: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed
NOTE:NOTE:
and used properly—that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions—
it may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested
and found to comply within the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance
with the specification in Sub-part J of Part 15 FCC rules, which are designed to
provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
1. Reorient the receiving antenna.
2. Relocate this product with respect to the receiver.