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Voice recorder sight word matching

Submitted by Pamela Keegan (10-10-2012)

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Voice Recording Modules found on Ebay

 Voice recording modules like these http://www.teaching.com.au/product?KEY_ITEM=TTS551&KEY_ALIAS=TTS551 are great for many different activities in the classroom.

One idea is to record sight words or phrases onto different modules and have matching sight word/phrase cards.

All the child has to do is press the module to hear the spoken word/phrase and then match them up with the corresponding card. If you want this activity to be independent you could have a coloured sticker on the backs of the cards/modules so the student can self correct their work.

I purchased plain coloured voice recording modules for around $4 each on ebay. They can be recorded over hundreds of times and are so versatile!

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Jennifer (01-04-2013)

Thanks for the idea. I\'m going to try it.


Sharon (05-06-2013)

I love this idea. I am sure that the children will love the novelty of these little recording boxes. Well done!


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