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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 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.