Speak & spell is back and it’s just like you remember! One of the earliest computerized learning Systems from the 70S and 80S, speak & spell was the first educational toy designed to help children learn to spell over 200 commonly misspelled words using a speech synthesizer. Now, a whole new generation can enjoy this classic toy with friends and family for years to come. With multiple play modes and challenge levels, kids will have fun and learn at the same time! For ages 7 & up. Includes 3 AA batteries.
Retro Play: Relive the classic fun of the 80s with Speak & Spell! This toy may be new, but it has all the iconic graphics, sounds, and gameplay you remember!
5 Play Modes: Enjoy hours of educational fun with 5 Play Modes! Spell, Mystery, Say It, Secret Code, and Letter—which game will you play today?
Multiple Challenge Levels: Ready to up your game? Choose from different challenge levels as you learn and play! Can you reach the highest level?
Great Gift For Kids: Speak & Spell makes a fun, educational gift for kids ages 7 and up!
A True Classic: Speak & spell was the first educational toy designed to help children learn to spell over 200 commonly misspelled words using a speech synthesizer.
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13 reviews for Speak & Spell Electronic Game – Educational Learning Toy, Spelling Games, 80s Retro Handheld Arcade, Autism Toys, Activity for Boys, Girls, Toddler, Ages 7+
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Mankie Bell –
HOOKED ON PHONICS!! ❤️
This is one of the best products to introduce to your 2 year old, instead of giving them your cell-phone. SPEAK-N-SPELL, by Texas Instruments. It helps your child with their pronunciation of new words, sounds, etc. Also, they will learn & memorize the words that are being introduced to them. It’s a 10+ for me. This product came out in 1978.
RoRo –
Love Retro toys
Love gifting retro toys
Aboutthatlife –
So darn good
It is just like the one I bought back in the 80’s! This one is for my grandson and I am looking forward to watching him enjoy it as much as my children did !
Ms. Amber –
I ❤ the 80’s
Talk about bringing back nostaligic memories! So, it is almost exactly the same as the Texas Instrument version I had in the 80’s same words, they picked a lot of tricky words for the average 1st – 4th grader at the highest level. My 6 yr old is sufficiently challenged with level 1 as a supplement to the work we do with physical sight words. There is no way to add words once mastered so no added functionality. I wish they would have maintained the standard plug for earphones. I think I would take this toy on a road trip with us if it had the ability to support headphones, since it doesn’t this toy is relegated to rooms I can easily exit, once I have had my fill of the robotic voice and ample volume even on the lowest setting.Pros: Great durable toy, funtionality is easy for the little ones to navigate independently as there are symbols and simple instructions. The keyboard is in alphabetical order, so there is opportunity for little ones, not spelling yet, to keep working on letters (not sounds). The word list is in the instructions so there is opportunity to teach the words and have the toy support the work. I would suggest that a student with diverse abilities could gain from this toy.Cons: as mentioned the lack of a headphone port limits use for environments that don’t need quiet.Limited words.Some of the pronunciation of the words are a little challenging like chalk sounds funny.
Pen name –
Awesome
Just like the original one!!
Amazon Customer –
good price
this a gift
Detroiter –
Faithful to a fault
This is a fun and easy to use teaching toy much like modern leapfrog devices in a lot of ways. My kids like it well enough, but it falls short in a couple ways.It’s very very accurate to the original toy in that it has a limited vocabulary of only about 200+ words. This remake was a missed opportunity to expand that.Second, it falls short of the original in terms of screen quality. The LEDs used for the letters have a terribly viewing angle and low brightness, making them very hard to read. Though it obviously has better battery life thanks to these modern parts, the bad display makes to harder to use than it should be.
Pam M –
Educational and still fun after all these years
Takes me back to my childhood. My niece loves it too.
Tyler –
The box says original voice synthesiser but it doesn’t sound like the old one at all. The display is different to original too, worse even! How’s that possible? Feel a bit deceived after spending good money. No really happy with the purchase. It’s not like the original, if that’s what you’re expecting. What do I do now?
clare –
Blast from the past. Got my daughter this as I had one when I was young. She loved it. It’s great.
sophie pilet –
C’est un jouet que j’avais quand j’étais très jeune donc j’ai voulu en racheter un autre pour mon neveu et ma nièce
caitlin lack –
I love this can’t believe I found it I had one when I was a kid and this is one toy I constantly thought about
Sanjay –
Was searching Speak & Spell since long.When I was a child I used play and learn with speak n spell and speak n math’s.Not getting speak n math’s but at last got the spell one. Can see my kids loving it.A simple gadget for kids to learn in this modern era. Simple and nostalgic