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The 44 Sound and Spelling Phonics Tubs make the 44 sounds of English something children can hold. Each of the 44 labelled tubs holds a small collection of objects — between three and six mini plastic items — along with a list of the different ways that sound can be spelled. So the 'ai' tub might hold a snail, a cake and a weight, helping children see how three different spellings can make the same sound. It's a hands-on, visual way into a tricky part of learning to read and spell. What's included: 44 labelled tubs, one for each sound of the English language 3–6 mini plastic objects in every tub, plus a spelling list Covers initial sounds, long and short vowels and split digraphs A simple storage box, with a label on each tub so pieces go back in place A full teaching guide with activity ideas Arrives fully assembled and ready to use Ways to use them: Introduce just the sounds you're teaching that week, then build up Sort and match objects to explore the different spellings of a sound Use for quick assessment or revision before the Year 1 Phonics Check Give EAL/D learners a real object to link to each sound and word Tactile, structured and easy to manage, these phonics tubs work right across early years and primary — a hands-on support for phonics, spelling and reading.

The TTS Big-Point set turns speaking and listening practice into something children can hold, press and hear for themselves. Each large recordable sound button captures up to 30 seconds of speech, sound or music and plays it back at the touch of a hand, so a child hears the word, question or story exactly as it was recorded. Lift off the clear top and slip a picture, symbol, number or letter underneath to match each recording, and the buttons become a flexible tool for phonics, vocabulary, sequencing and question-and-answer games. What's included: 6 recordable sound buttons in bright, easy-to-tell-apart colours Records and plays back up to 30 seconds of sound per button Removable clear top to hold your own pictures, words, symbols or numbers Large, easy-to-press design suited to little hands and to children with visual or motor difficulties Runs on 3 x AAA batteries (not included) What children practise: Speaking clearly, then listening back to their own voice Building vocabulary and matching words to pictures or symbols Sequencing a story, retelling events and answering questions aloud Taking turns and joining in, which helps EAL/D learners and quieter children Hard-wearing and simple enough for children to use on their own, these Big-Point recordable voice buttons suit early years classrooms, home learning and speech and language support alike.

The Chatter Board Pro turns a wall display into something children can hear. It's an A3 dry-wipe board with 44 tiles, and behind each tile you can record up to 10 seconds of audio — a word, a sound, an instruction or a question. Write or draw on the tile, or slip in a paper insert, then record a message to match. It's the upgraded version of the popular Chatter Board, now with a rechargeable battery and a headphone socket for private, focused listening. Features: A3 dry-wipe board with 44 recordable tiles Up to 10 seconds of recording and playback on each tile Fully re-recordable — wipe and change the board for a new topic any time Rechargeable battery (around 3 hours of continuous use) — no batteries to buy Headphone socket for 1:1 work and quiet listening in a busy room Write, draw or add a paper insert on each tile Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Add spoken labels to a talking wall or working display Practise phonics, number facts or key vocabulary, sound by sound Record a question on each tile and let children answer aloud Support EAL/D learners and 1:1 interventions with headphones Build listening games, quizzes or a class word wall that talks back Re-recordable, rechargeable and easy to change, the Chatter Board Pro brings speaking, listening and displays together across every subject.

TTS ClassCast lets a whole group listen to the same audio, wirelessly, through their own headsets — no tangle of cables and no disturbing the rest of the room. Plug any device with a 3.5mm audio port into the transmitter and the sound streams straight to the headphones. The transmitter also has a built-in microphone, so a teacher can speak directly to everyone wearing a headset. It's ideal for oracy, group reading, listening activities and language learning, indoors or out. What's included: 6 rechargeable headsets, each with up to 8 hours of battery life A rechargeable transmitter (up to 6 hours) with a built-in microphone Broadcasts to up to 30 headsets for whole-class or multi-group listening ABC channel select — run up to three sets in the same room without interference Up to 30 metres range, so the class can spread out inside or outside USB-C charging on the headsets and the transmitter Replaceable ear cushions and adjustable volume on each headset Suitable for ages 3 to 9 Ways to use it: Share an audiobook, song or listening task with a whole group at once Run focused small-group interventions on their own channel Support EAL/D learners with clear audio in a busy classroom Take listening activities outside for drama, PE or nature work Rechargeable, wireless and easy to manage, ClassCast makes group listening calm and inclusive — every child hears the same audio clearly, at a volume that suits them.

The Dark Den is a simple, affordable way to bring a blacked-out space into any classroom or early years setting. Children crawl inside its 1-metre cube and step into a dark world they can bring to life with torches, glow sticks, fibre optics and other sensory resources. The double-thick nylon skin keeps the space genuinely dark, so every glowing object stands out — and it packs down into its storage bag when the session's over. What's included: 12 den poles and 8 connectors A double-thick nylon den cover for a properly dark space A storage bag for packing away and moving between rooms Features: A 1-metre cube — the right size for one or two children to explore Double-skin nylon blocks out the light for real darkness inside Simple to build and quick to pack away Lightweight and portable between spaces Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Sensory play with torches, light-up toys and glow-in-the-dark resources A calm, quiet retreat for a child who needs a break Role play, drama and storytelling in a space that sets the scene Scientific investigation into light, dark and shadow Special-needs and SEN sensory work Affordable, portable and endlessly adaptable, the Dark Den is a classroom favourite for sensory play, creative work and quiet time alike.

The TTS Digiscope lets children get up close to the tiny details of the world — the veins in a leaf, the weave of a fabric, the grains in a rock. It's a 3-in-1 digital microscope: stand it on its base, hold it in the hand to explore outdoors, or plug it into a computer to view and capture what's under the lens. A simple twist switches between 50x, 100x and 200x magnification, with a 2x zoom for an even closer look, so children can build real observation skills at their own pace. Features: 3-in-1 design — standalone, handheld or connected to a computer Detachable image head for flexible viewing angles Twist between 50x, 100x and 200x magnification, plus a 2x zoom Two bright LEDs, above and below the base, to light up specimens Included software to view live images on a computer or whiteboard and capture them Works indoors and out; suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Look closely at everyday objects, plants, minibeasts and materials Project a live image on the whiteboard for the whole class to see Capture and save images to compare, label and write about Take it outside to explore leaves, bark and soil in the field Support the 'working scientifically' strand — observing closely with simple equipment Robust, portable and easy for small hands, the Digiscope brings science to life by turning close observation into something children can see, share and record.

Easi-Detectors bring the excitement of a treasure hunt into early years and primary learning. This set of four rechargeable metal detectors — one in each colour — lets a small group explore together, sweeping over sand, soil or the classroom floor and listening for the beep that means they've found metal. They're built for young hands: a simple on/off switch instead of a fiddly dial, and a motion sensor that lets them sleep when they're put down rather than beep away in the cupboard. What's included: 4 rechargeable metal detectors in four different colours A docking station and wall charger — no disposable batteries to buy Up to 8 hours of use from a 3-hour charge, with an LED charge indicator Detects a 25mm coin from around 40mm away Each detector measures 20 cm long by 8 cm wide Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use them: Hide coins in sand or soil and let children hunt for buried treasure Investigate what's made of metal — a table, a tree, their own shoes Talk about why it beeps over coins but not over gems or plastic Make your own 'ancient artefacts' to bury, find and write about Build communication and enquiry skills with clues, maps and questions Rechargeable, robust and ready to go straight from the dock, Easi-Detectors are a simple way to bring hands-on science and outdoor discovery to a whole group.

These Easi-Detectors do two jobs in one: each of the six is both a metal detector and a magnifier, so children can sweep for hidden metal and then take a closer look at whatever they turn up. Bury some coins in the sand tray or head outdoors, and young investigators can hunt for treasure, inspect a minibeast or examine how something is made. The detector even vibrates when it finds metal, which makes the moment of discovery clear for every child. What's included: 6 rechargeable Easi-Detectors, each with a built-in magnifier A charging dock and USB charging cable — no disposable batteries Bendable necks so children can angle them to look and search Vibration feedback when a detector finds something metallic Handles light up while charging; simple on/off switch Around 4 hours of use from a 3-hour charge Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use them: Hide coins in sand or soil and let children hunt for buried treasure Magnify a leaf, a shell or a minibeast to look closely at the detail Investigate what's made of metal, then examine it up close Support EYFS 'understanding the world' with hands-on exploration Share a set of six across a group for outdoor discovery sessions A rechargeable, two-in-one tool for curious young explorers, these Easi-Detectors bring searching and close observation together, indoors or out. Free teaching materials Easi-Detector Activity Cards

Easi-Mic is a simple USB desk microphone that lets children record clear audio straight into a computer — perfect for making podcasts, recording a piece of narration, capturing a reading or adding a voice-over to a project. Just plug it into a USB port and start recording; there's nothing to install. The flexible gooseneck bends to point the microphone wherever it's needed, and the weighted metal base keeps it steady on the desk while children speak. Features: USB 2.0 plug-and-play — records straight into a Windows or Mac computer Flexible gooseneck to angle the microphone to suit the speaker Weighted metal base for stable, tip-free desk positioning Mute button to pause recording, with an LED indicator to show it's live Clear digital speech quality for recording and playback Stands about 35 cm tall Ways to use it: Record a class podcast, radio show or news report Capture children reading aloud to track fluency over time Add narration or a voice-over to a video or slideshow Record music, sound effects or oral language activities Support speaking, listening and digital-literacy work across subjects Straightforward, sturdy and ready the moment it's plugged in, Easi-Mic makes recording clear audio in the classroom simple for children to do themselves.

The Easi-Scope 3 lets children explore the tiny details of the world with nothing else to set up — no computer, no cables, just a microscope they can hold and a screen built right in. Rest it on a leaf, a coin, a piece of fabric or a minibeast and the magnified image appears instantly on the 2-inch display at up to 43x. One button captures a still or a video, so children can save what they find, compare it and talk about it. It's portable, rechargeable and simple enough for young hands to use on their own. Features: Handheld microscope with a built-in 2-inch screen — no computer needed Up to 43x magnification with its own LED lighting Single-button operation to focus, view and capture images or video USB rechargeable — no disposable batteries to replace Connect wirelessly to a tablet or computer to share on the big screen (iOS, Android and Windows) About 11 cm tall and 7 cm across, and light enough to take outdoors Ways to use it: Look closely at leaves, insects, fabrics, rocks and everyday objects Capture and save images to label, compare and write about Share a live image on a tablet or whiteboard for the whole group Take it outside for pond dipping, bug hunts and nature work Support the 'working scientifically' strand — observing closely and recording Portable, rechargeable and ready in seconds, the Easi-Scope 3 turns close observation into something children can see, capture and share for themselves.

The Easi-Scope is a simple, handheld USB microscope that brings the tiny details of the world onto the classroom screen. Plug it into a computer, hold it over a leaf, a coin, a piece of fabric or a minibeast, and the magnified image appears live on the monitor — no slides or fiddly focusing knobs to fight with. Turn the top to focus and press the single button to capture a still or a video, so children can save what they find and talk about it together. Features: Handheld, plug-and-play USB microscope — connects to a Windows or Mac computer Up to 43x magnification (shown on a 17-inch monitor), with built-in LED lighting Single-button capture for still images and video 640 x 480 VGA image sensor with automatic white balance and exposure Compact and light — about 73 x 50 mm and just 103 g Software included; no batteries needed — it's powered over USB Ways to use it: Project a live magnified image on the whiteboard for the whole class Look closely at everyday objects, plants, fabrics and minibeasts Capture and save images to label, compare and write about Support the 'working scientifically' strand — observing closely and recording Compare textures and surfaces as part of a materials investigation Affordable, robust and genuinely easy to use, the Easi-Scope is a great first step into digital microscopy for the primary classroom.

The Easi-Scope Wireless lets children explore up close without being tied to a computer. Hold the microscope over a leaf, an insect, a coin or a piece of fabric and the magnified image streams straight to a tablet or computer over a wireless connection — so a child can wander the classroom or head outdoors and still show everyone what they've found. At up to 43x magnification with its own LED lighting, and one button to capture a still or a video, it's a simple, motivating way into science and close observation. Features: Handheld wireless microscope — view live on a tablet or computer, no cables to the device Up to 43x magnification with built-in LED lighting Single-button capture for still images and video Wireless range of up to 10 metres on a clear 2.4GHz connection Rechargeable — no disposable batteries to replace A larger, easy-grip body designed for little hands Ways to use it: Send a live magnified image to a tablet or whiteboard for the whole group Take it outside for bug hunts, pond dipping and nature work Capture and save images to label, compare and write about Pass it around a group so everyone gets a close look Support the 'working scientifically' strand — observing closely and recording Wireless, rechargeable and easy to share, the Easi-Scope Wireless brings hands-on microscopy to the whole class, indoors or out.

The TTS Easi-Speak Bluetooth is a handheld microphone that lets children record their own voice, then hear it played straight back — a simple, motivating way to build speaking and listening, and to draw out reluctant talkers and EAL/D learners. It's shaped like a real microphone, so children want to pick it up and have a go, whether they're being a roving reporter, reading a story aloud or practising a new phrase. Features: Records straight to the microphone and plays back through its built-in speaker Bluetooth — pair it with a tablet or a Bluetooth speaker for the whole class to hear Free iOS and Android app to view and edit recordings on a tablet 128MB of internal memory (around 4 hours), expandable with a micro SD card Rechargeable — charges over micro USB or on the Easi-Speak docking station (sold separately) Colourful RGB lights, a 3.5mm headphone socket, and 6 swap-on colour bands Ways to use it: Record and replay reading, so children hear their own fluency and expression Interview a classmate, then play the interview back to the group Capture ideas or a story starter to listen to and build on later Give quieter children and EAL/D learners a low-pressure way to be heard Robust, rechargeable and genuinely easy to use, the Easi-Speak Bluetooth turns speaking and listening into something children can record, share and play back for themselves.

The Easi-Speak Bluetooth Rainbow set gives a whole group its own recording microphones — six in bright, different colours, so it's easy to hand them out and keep track of whose is whose. Each one lets a child record their voice and play it straight back, and because they're Bluetooth, children aren't tethered to a computer: they can be roving reporters, interviewers or singing stars anywhere in the room. Pair them with a wireless speaker and you have a simple, affordable class PA for presentations and group discussions. What's included: 6 Easi-Speak Bluetooth microphones in rainbow colours A docking station to charge all six together, ready for the next lesson Bluetooth pairing with tablets or a Bluetooth speaker Around 4 hours of internal memory each (128MB), expandable via micro SD Rechargeable — no batteries to buy or replace A free iOS and Android app to view and edit recordings on a tablet Ways to use them: Run a whole-class speaking activity, with every child recording their own Record interviews, stories or news reports for children to play back Set up listening stations or a group podcast around a topic Support fluency, questioning and collaborative talk across the curriculum Rechargeable, wireless and easy to manage as a set, these Easi-Speak microphones make speaking and listening a hands-on, whole-class activity — with the colours doing the classroom management for you.

The Flex-View is a digital microscope that brings real detail within reach — twist the dial to switch between 60x and 250x, and the magnified image appears live on the computer screen. Use it in the hand to explore on the move, or clip it into the flexible stand for a steady, hands-free view, so children can draw, write or take measurements while they look. With four adjustable LEDs and a one-touch snapshot button, it's easy for young scientists to light a specimen well and capture what they see. Features: Dual focal points — 60x and 250x magnification, switched with a twist of the dial Connects to a Windows or Mac computer via USB Four LEDs with adjustable intensity to light specimens clearly One-touch snapshot, plus software for video, time-lapse and on-screen measuring Use handheld or on the flexible neck holder with a suction-cup base Includes a gridded observation board; captures at up to 1600 x 1200 Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Compare textures and surfaces up close as part of a materials investigation Look closely at leaves, insects, crystals and fabrics at two magnifications Use the gridded board and software to measure tiny objects to the millimetre Capture and save images to label, compare and write about Project a live image on the whiteboard for the whole class Higher-powered than a basic scope and steady on its flexible stand, the Flex-View is a great next step into digital microscopy for primary science.

The Giant Dark Den turns a corner of the classroom into a calm, blacked-out space where children can explore light and shadow, settle a busy mind or take part in focused sensory activities. Not every setting has room for a permanent sensory room — this giant pop-up den is the next best thing. It's large enough for a group of children, or for one child who needs a little more space, and roomy enough to hold bubble tubes, fibre-optic strands and other sensory equipment that wouldn't fit inside a smaller den. What's included: Den poles and connectors A thick blackout den covering to keep the light out A storage bag for packing away and transport Features: Giant size — fits a group, or gives one child more room Big enough to hold bubble tubes, fibre-optic strands and light sources Thick cover for a properly dark space, with a large door panel Set it up portrait or landscape to suit your space Use it with the cover for a dark den, or as a giant den frame without it Packs down into the storage bag when it's not needed Dimensions: about 182 cm tall with a base roughly 150 cm square. Suitable for ages 3+. An adult should set it up and pack it away. A flexible, portable way to bring a dark sensory space to any early years or SEN setting — ready when you need it, and packed away when you don't.

The TTS Interactive Talking Wall turns a display into something children can listen to. Pop a card, photo or small object into any of the 30 pockets, then record a short message to go with it — a question to answer, a description, an instruction or a sound. Press the green button by the pocket to record into the recorder at the top, flick the switch to play, and press again to hear it back. You can re-record as often as you like, so the same wall works for a new topic each week. What's included: A fabric wall with 30 clear pockets for cards, photos or objects Up to 10 seconds of recording and playback behind each pocket Simple green record/play buttons and a record-to-play switch Re-record over and over, with no limit on changes Hangs on the wall — about 65 cm long and 53 cm wide Runs on 3 x AAA batteries (not included) Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Build a talking visual timetable, so children hear what's next Set a maths, shapes or phonics question and record the answer Sequence a story, a timeline or the letters of the alphabet Make an emotions chart, class rules or a "star of the week" display Add spoken labels to a topic wall for children to explore Cross-curricular and quick to change, this recordable talking wall brings speaking, listening and everyday classroom displays together across early years and primary.

The Jolly Phonics Chatter Board brings the 42 sounds of the Jolly Phonics program to life. Each sound sits on its own tile — press it and you hear a clear, correct example of how that phoneme is pronounced. Press the tiles in sequence and children can blend the sounds together, which is the key step towards reading and spelling. Because the sounds are pre-recorded, every child hears the same accurate model, again and again, at their own pace. What it does: Plays the 42 pre-recorded sounds taught in Jolly Phonics One tile per sound, with the matching letter or image on the front Press tiles in sequence to model sound blending for reading Clear, consistent pronunciation every time — the sounds can't be recorded over Supports the Key Stage 1 focus on phonics, spelling and blending Suitable for ages 5 to 11 Ways to use it: Let a child hear a sound they're unsure of, as often as they need Model blending — press the sounds in a word one after another Pair children up to practise sounds and check each other Support EAL/D learners and children who need extra help with articulation Use in phonics rotations, small groups or one-to-one Hands-on, self-directed and built around correct pronunciation, the Jolly Phonics Chatter Board is a simple way to reinforce phonics and build children's confidence with sounds.

Take speaking and listening outside with the TTS Outdoor Big-Point set. These large outdoor recordable sound buttons let children record up to 30 seconds of speech, a question or a sound, then press to play it back — loud and clear enough to hear across a playground or garden. Built to shrug off the weather and simple enough for young children to use on their own, they turn the outdoors into a space for talking, listening and taking turns. What's included: 6 weather-resistant recordable buttons for outdoor use Records and plays back up to 30 seconds of sound per button Extra-loud speakers designed to be heard outdoors Wall-mountable, so you can fix them around a playground, garden or trail Each button runs on 3 x AAA batteries (not included) Each button measures 15 cm across and 5.5 cm deep Suitable for ages 3+ (contains small parts) Ways to use them: Set up a talking trail or treasure hunt with a clue at each button Record sounds, questions or story prompts for outdoor speaking and listening games Build vocabulary and turn-taking through active, hands-on play Support speech and language practice for early years and EAL/D learners Weather-resistant for everyday outdoor use, though best stored inside when they're not needed. A hard-wearing way to bring recordable voice buttons into forest school, playground and outdoor-learning sessions.

The TTS Premium Recordable Talk-Time Cards let a teacher or child record a message and stick it wherever it's needed. Each card records up to 60 seconds of clear audio, then plays it back at the press of a button — handy for phonics prompts, spelling reminders, an instruction beside an activity, or giving children a way to record and hear their own voice. The write-on, wipe-off surface means you can change what's on the card as often as you like. What's included: A pack of 3 recordable cards Up to 60 seconds of clear recording and playback per card A record-lock switch so a saved message can't be taped over by accident A dry-wipe front for writing, wiping and reusing A magnetic back for placing on boards and around the room Replaceable button-cell batteries (not included) Choose A4, A5 or A6 to suit the display Ways to use them: Record a sound, word or instruction for children to listen to and follow Practise phonics and spelling — hear the sound, then write the word Label a display or working wall with a spoken explanation Give a child a simple, low-pressure way to record and share an idea Set a question on the card and record the answer to check later Reusable, hard-wearing and quick to record, these Talk-Time cards bring speaking, listening and everyday classroom talk together across early years and primary.

The Pyramid Dark Den is a fresh take on the classic dark den — a tall, triangular space children can duck into through the flap door and make their own. Its double nylon skin blocks out the light for a properly dark den inside, perfect for exploring torches, glow-in-the-dark toys and other sensory resources, or simply as a cosy, quiet place to retreat to. Its pyramid shape also makes it easy to decorate: drape it with fabrics and it becomes a teepee for imaginative and role play. Features: Pyramid shape measuring about 150 cm in both height and width Double nylon skin blocks out the light for real darkness inside Flap door for easy in and out Great for torches, glow-in-the-dark resources and light play Decorate the outside with fabrics to create a teepee Simple self-assembly; suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Sensory play with torches, light-up toys and glowing objects A calm, cosy retreat for a child who needs quiet time Role play and storytelling — as a den, a cave or a decorated teepee Exploring light, dark and shadow in early years science SEN and sensory sessions in a smaller, self-contained space A versatile, easy-to-set-up den that works as a dark sensory space and a decorated teepee alike, the Pyramid Dark Den brings something a little different to early years and SEN play.

The TTS Recordable Magnifying Glass set lets children look closely and say what they see — no writing required. Each recordable magnifier holds down to record up to 30 seconds of speech straight into the handle, so a child can describe a leaf, a bug or a rock while they're still looking at it. The dual lens gives 2x and 4x magnification for a proper close-up, and the teacher can play each recording back later, which makes it a simple way to capture and assess young scientists' observations. What's included: 6 brightly coloured recordable magnifying glasses Up to 30 seconds of recording and playback per magnifier Dual lens — 2x and 4x magnification Lightweight and easy for small hands to hold (22 cm long, 9 cm lens) Wipeable name panel plus 5 write-on cards per magnifier, so each child's recording is easy to identify Each magnifier runs on 2 x AAA batteries (not included) Ways to use them: Record observations on a nature walk, bug hunt or science table Describe what's the same and what's different when sorting objects Let children who find writing tricky show their thinking out loud Play recordings back to assess progress and spark class discussion Hard-wearing and genuinely easy to use, these recordable magnifiers bring observation, science talk and speaking and listening together in one hands-on tool.

Talking Butterflies bring recording and role play together for early years and primary. Each of the 6 clip-on butterflies has touch-sensitive points — press to record a short message, then press again to play it back, up to around 500 times. Best of all, the wings are interchangeable: swap them over and the same base becomes a dragon, a bat, a fairy or a creature of the children's own invention, so one set stretches across all sorts of topics. What's included: 6 green clip bases with touch-sensitive record and play 6 sets of interchangeable wings to make butterflies and other winged creatures Up to around 500 playbacks per recording (depending on length and volume) A screw-in clip to hold the wings, and a magnetic strip on the back Clip onto washing lines, branches, fences and displays, or stick to metal Each butterfly is about 12 cm; runs on LR44/AG13 button batteries Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use them: Record minibeast facts for a bug hunt or a nature table Bring a story to life — a talking cave surrounded by 'flying' creatures Hide a spoken clue on each butterfly for a listening trail Practise counting, letters or new words in a way children want to touch Let quieter children record and share an idea in their own time Hands-on, re-recordable and endlessly changeable, Talking Butterflies turn speaking and listening into something children can hold, clip up and play back for themselves.

These recordable talking pegs let children clip a short spoken message wherever it's needed. Flick the switch to record, touch the contacts and capture up to 10 seconds of audio; flick to play and touch again to hear it back. There are no fiddly buttons — just a simple touch switch — so even very young children can record and re-record on their own. The set of 6 comes in bright rainbow colours, and each peg is about 10 cm, sized for little hands. What's included: 6 recordable pegs in 6 bright colours Up to 10 seconds of recording and loud, clear playback per peg Simple record/play touch switch — no buttons to press Clip onto surfaces or attach magnetically, indoors or out About 10 cm each, easy for small hands to open and move Replaceable button-cell batteries (type AG13/LR44) Ways to use them: Make a talking number line, timeline or labelled display Clip to a den, model or artwork so children can explain what they made Set up a treasure hunt with a spoken clue on every peg Record an instruction beside an activity for children to follow Sequence the parts of a story, or practise new words and phrases Because they clip or stick almost anywhere and are so easy to operate, these talking pegs suit children with additional needs and work right across early years and primary classrooms.

The TTS Talking Photo Album lets children pair a picture with their own voice. Slip a photo, drawing or word card into each plastic page, record a 10-second message for it, then press to play it back. With 15 double-sided pages and a recordable button on each side — 30 recordings in all — there's room for a whole talking story, a set of instructions, or a spoken record of a trip, a project or a family visit. What's included: 15 double-sided pages with 30 recordable buttons (a 10-second message on each side) Clear plastic pockets for photos, drawings or word cards A front window for personalising the cover A pack of 1–30 reusable page-number stickers Runs on 2 x AAA batteries (not included) Choose A5 or A4 — the A4 has a louder speaker and larger pages Suitable for ages 3+ Ways to use it: Build a talking story, sequencing pictures with a line for each Record step-by-step instructions a child can listen to and follow Support speaking, listening and new vocabulary at their own pace Give a child who is building communication a simple way to be heard Keep a spoken keepsake of people, places and everyday news Easy to record and re-record, the Talking Photo Album brings photos, storytelling and speaking and listening together — at home, in class and as a friendly support for children with additional needs.

The TTS Story Sequencer turns pictures into talking sequences. Slot up to six of your own images, photos or words along the clear Perspex bar, record a 10-second message behind each one, then press to play it back. It's a flexible way to build talking stories, set out the events of a lesson or the school day, or make a simple question-and-answer game — and children can listen as often as they need. What's included: Clear Perspex bar with 6 slots, each recording up to 10 seconds 6 blank inserts and a Velcro strip across the front for your own cards Hangs on the wall or sits on a desk, in portrait or landscape Bar measures 11.5 cm x 56 cm; each insert 7 cm x 8 cm Suitable for ages 3 to 9 Ways to use it: Sequence a story — a picture and a spoken line for each part Build a visual timetable with audio, so children hear what's next Support a change of routine, a transition or a daily task step by step Record common phrases for a child who is building speech and language Make a phonics or question-and-answer matching game Because it pairs a picture with a recorded voice, the Story Sequencer is a genuine help for children with additional needs — from following the day's routine to feeling more settled and independent — while also earning its place in everyday early years and primary literacy.

The TTS Talking-Point Premium set makes speaking and listening interactive, with two recordings on every button. Press the button to play one 30-second message, or let the built-in motion sensor trigger a second recording as a child walks past — handy for question-and-answer games, phonics prompts, sentence starters or a spoken word in another language. The loud, clear playback makes it a genuinely useful support for learners with additional needs and for EAL/D students building confidence in English. What's included: 5 recordable talking buttons in bright colours Two recordings per button — one push-button, one motion-triggered Up to 30 seconds of recording, with loud, clear playback Wooden charging dock that doubles as a tidy display stand Rechargeable — about 1 hour of continuous use, or 48 hours on standby Built-in magnetic backing so each button wall-mounts easily A 20-second delay between motion triggers keeps things calm, not chaotic Ways to use them: Record a question on the button and the answer on the motion sensor Set up talking displays, listening trails or phonics stations around the room Model new vocabulary or a phrase in another language for children to hear Give quieter children and additional-needs learners a low-pressure way to join in Simple to record and re-record, and easy to move between lessons, these recordable talking buttons bring hands-on speaking and listening into everyday classroom routines.