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Children's reading and writing skills develop in a wide variety of ways, and our card reader programs offer a special audiovisual training method that targets the needs of many. Designed for early childhood, K-12 bilingual reading, language learners, ESL and adult learners, special education, as well as intergenerational and workforce literacy groups, Action Fundamentals enables students to link visible letters with the sounds they hear played back through the Cardmaster device. This repeated, multi-modal, kinesthetic, visual and auditory reinforcement helps solidify mental connections between the written and spoken word and is a useful teaching tool for assessment and literacy training.
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Deluxe DVD Player Fundamentals Reading Center
Our Price: $109.00
Our Price: $440.00
Deluxe DVD Player Early Childhood Reading Readiness Center
Deluxe DVD Player--Ideal for individual and small group use in schools, meetings and presentations. Fundamentals Reading Center--2010 CardMaster Card Reader. Action Readiness, Picture Word and Phonic Fundamental programs.
Card Reader Chester Creek Headphones
Our Price: $60.00
Our Price: $25.00
Card Reader, player only Classroom Headphones
Card Reader--Ideal for differentiated and below-grade learning. These childrens headphones feature a sleek design with comfortable fit, perfect for classrooms and libraries and language learning applications.
Monaural Headset MP4/Handheld Gaming Device
Our Price: $39.00
Our Price: $189.00
Monaural Headset mp4/handheld gaming device
Monaural Headsets--(for use only with CardMaster Card Reader) MP4/Handheld Gaming Device
2W CardMaster Card Reader 2W CardMaster Card Reader, Student/Teacher Electronic Memory
Our Price: $284.00
Our Price: $435.00
2W CardMaster Card Reader 2W CardMaster Card Reader, Student/Teacher Electronic Memory
Perfect solution to enable students to work on their own when a teacher or aid is temporarily unavailable to work with them; Records spoken responses and prints onto cards for tracking student progress; 12 second student/teacher Track Electronic Memory; Student and teacher track record with hidden teacher record interlock; Rugged ABS plastic withstands the rigors of daily use; Aux in and remote mic connections add classroom flexibility Perfect solution to enable students to work on their own when a teacher or aid is temporarily unavailable to work with them; Records spoken responses and prints onto cards for tracking student progress; Student and teacher track record with hidden teacher record interlock; Rugged ABS plastic withstands the rigors of daily use; Aux in and remote mic connections add classroom flexibility; without student/teacher Track Electronic Memory
   
 
Children's reading and writing skills develop in a wide variety of ways, and our card reader programs offer a special audiovisual training method that targets the needs of many. Designed for early childhood, K-12 bilingual reading, language learners, ESL and adult learners, special education, as well as inter generational and workforce literacy groups, Action Fundamentals enables students to link visible letters with the sounds they hear played back through the Cardmaster device. This repeated, multi-modal, kinesthetic, visual and auditory reinforcement helps solidify mental connections between the written and spoken word and is a useful teaching tool for assessment and literacy training.

Ideal for classroom use as a group learning center, it can also be used individually in language labs and speech therapies. The Cardmaster and its simple to use language cards are a resource designed for patterning, call and response and repeated reading activities. The portable CardMaster is an effective "vocal mirror" for teacher and student, pathologist and client. Sliding the prerecorded card through the machine plays its contents through the 5 Watt speaker or allows for recording on blank cards. Students select a card, listen, record a response and compare the two recordings.