20 results for "Teaching Telephone" between $25.00 and $50.00

Teaching your child phone numbers has never been so much fun! It is important for children 3 and up to learn emergency numbers as well as their home phone number. The Pretend & Play Teaching Telephone is a rewarding way for children to learn. Parents program in the number they want children to learn and record a special message. When your child dials the correct number, they will be encouraged and rewarded by the message you have recorded. This award winning educational toy from Learning Resources...

With the Pretend and Play Teaching Telephone it's easy to teach telephone numbers that are important to your child! Program in any telephone number (with or without 1+area code). Record a message for your child. When your child dials the programmed number correctly, they hear your message! Program a new telephone number and record a message - again and again! Teaching Telephone features 11 digit display, big buttons for little hands, note pad holder with note paper included, handy telephone number...

Get dialed in to phone skills early! Bright fun telephone encourages children to learn important phone numbers, such as home and emergency numbers, through interactive play. Program the numbers you want them to learn and record reward messages for reinforcement when they dial correctly.Includes pre-programmed recordings for correctly dialed numbers and notepad holder for 3"L x 2"H paper Incorporates dramatic and imaginative play with oral language development Boosts confidence and self-esteem while...

Overview Allows you to easily program in numbers you want children to learn and record reward messages they will hear when they dial correctly. Also plays preprogrammed messages children hear when they dial a number correctly. Feature Summary Theme/Subject: LearningSkill Learning: Phonic/ Auditory Processing/ Number/ /Recommended Age: 3 Year to 6 YearDimensions: 2" Height x 3" Length - Notepaper Holder

Teaching Telephone Gr Pk+ - LER2665 - With this colorful, programmable telephone children can learn how to call home, 911 Emergency Service, and other important telephone numbers. Program in any number (with or without 1 + area code) and record a message. When children dial the number correctly, they hear YOUR message. Program a new number and record a new message again and again. A great way to teach children telephone skills. Includes note holder (holds standard 2" x 3" notepaper). " AA" batteries...

Teaches phone smarts We've got your child's number -- playing with the phone is fun because it's like being a grownup. In addition to imaginative play, this phone is a learning tool with 3 modes of play. Program and record up to 3 personalized messages....

Experts agree that it’s important for kids to learn phone skills early. Make it fun! Encourages children to learn their home phone number and how to dial 911 in case of an emergency through interactive play Allows you to easily program in numbers you want children to learn and record reward messages they’ll hear when they dial correctly Also plays preprogrammed messages children hear when they dial a number correctly Invites imaginative play that also supports oral language development Features...

Get dialed in to phone skills early! Bright fun telephone encourages children to learn important phone numbers such as home and emergency numbers through interactive play. Program the numbers you want them to learn and record reward messages for reinforce

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He was married on August 10, 1876, to Miss Rowena E. Edson, a native of Wisconsin. They were schoolmates at Ames College for three years, and Miss Edson engaged in school teaching from 1873 up to the date of her marriage. Six children are the fruits of this union: Ollie E., Genevieve, Edith, Imogene, John E. and Thaddeus. The Judge is a member of the Blue Lodge, Chapter and Commandery of the Masonic Order. He is also a member of the K. of P. and others. He is the owner of half a section...