Pricing
Equipment
Requirements
This program:
• Encourages expressive verbalization
• Fosters conversational turn-taking
• Builds imagination and confidence
Suggested for students (Pre-K-4) with:
• Autism, developmental disabilities,
language-learning disabilities, and physical impairments
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 TalkTime
with Tucker
Looking for a way to encourage and reinforce
verbalization? Try TalkTime with Tucker, Laureate's voice-activated
program that encourages youngsters to talk.
Product Description:
TalkTime
with Tucker is a voice-activated program that encourages children
with speech impairments to vocalize. Talk or make sounds into the
microphone and Tucker moves and talks.
Unlike
voice recognition programs which require precise and accurate speech
input, this program accepts a broad range of sounds and/or speech
to make Tucker come alive. Almost any input is followed by an appropriate
response.
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Five Exciting Adventures
Five
activities accommodate a wide range of children at different
functioning levels. During each adventure, Tucker encounters
a variety of characters that do wondrous things when he talks
to them.
 On
Stage
This
activity trains cause and effect and turn-taking. As Master
of Ceremonies at the Amazing Animal Show, Tucker commands a
variety of animals to do silly tricks. Any sound a child makes
causes an animal to perform an amusing stunt.
 On the Farm
This activity encourages children to imitate animal sounds. As
Tucker walks around the farm, each animal makes its sound and asks Tucker
to repeat it. Then the animal gives him something special to put in his
wheelbarrow.
 A
Walk in the Woods
This
activity is designed to increase the length of a child's vocalizations.
By talking into the microphone, children make things (such as
a caterpillar, a bird's eggs, and tadpoles) change. The longer
they vocalize, the more they'll see happen.
 Fantasyland
This
activity encourages children to experiment with the volume of
their voices. As Tucker walks toward the castle, children can
speak louder to make him fly. Along the way, mystical characters
obstruct his path and ask children to say something to get by.
 Let's
Talk with Casey the Chameleon
This
activity is designed to encourage natural communication exchanges.
Casey the Chameleon asks Tucker a series of open-ended questions.
After the child answers, Casey responds by transforming into
the object he is talking about.
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| TalkTime with Tucker |
(Mac/Win CD) |
140-WB |
| 1-4 copies |
$125.00 each |
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| 5-9 copies |
$87.50
each |
30% off |
| 10-19 copies |
$75.00 each |
40%
off |
| 20-49 copies |
$62.50
each |
50% off |
| 50+ copies |
Call
for Pricing |
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| Network License |
$625 |
140-NW-WB
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SPECIAL
PACKAGE! |
Buy
both these programs and save! |
| TalkTime
with Tucker and Tiger's Tale Package |
815-WB |
| 1-4 packages |
$187.00 each |
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| 5-9 packages |
$130.90
each |
30% off |
| 10-19 packages |
$112.20 each |
40% off |
| 20-49 packages |
$93.50
each |
50% off |
| 50+ packages |
Call
for Pricing |
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| Network License |
$935.00 |
815-NW-WB
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TalkTime
with Tucker is a voice-activated program that encourages children
with speech impairments to vocalize.
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