Reading toy
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1. A learning device for audibly relating written material to a listener comprising:
- (a) a book comprising;
(i) a first page containing a first written material, said first written material being capable of audio interpretation;
(ii) a second page containing a second written material, said second written material being capable of audio interpretation;
(b) a supplemental book comprising;
(i) a third page containing a third written material, said third written material being capable of audio interpretation;
(ii) a fourth page containing a fourth written material, said fourth written material being capable of audio interpretation;
(c) a portable toy having an interior, said portable toy comprising the following elements, at least several of which are within said interior;
(i) an electric power source;
(ii) a first actuator;
(iii) a second actuator;
(iv) a switch means having at least a first condition and a second condition; and
(v) a memory storage means for storing electronic data corresponding to the written material on said pages of the book and the supplemental book, which storage means is electronically connected to said switch means and said first and second actuators and produces audio signals including;
(1) a first audio signal upon actuation of said first actuator when said switch means is in said first condition;
(2) a second audio signal upon actuation of said second actuator when said switch means is in said first condition;
(3) a third audio signal upon actuation of said first actuator when said switch means is in said second condition; and
(4) a fourth audio signal upon actuation of said second actuator when said switch means is in said second condition;
(d) wherein said first audio signal is an audio interpretation of said first written material;
(e) wherein said second audio signal is an audio interpretation of said second written material;
(f) wherein said third audio signal is an audio interpretation of said third written material; and
(g) wherein said fourth audio signal is an audio interpretation of said fourth written material.
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Abstract
A portable toy having an audio signal producer is provided with a book. The book has a plurality of numbered pages containing parts of a story. The toy is provided with a plurality of pressure switches designating different pages of the book. When a particular pressure switch is depressed, the text of the corresponding page is read aloud through a speaker provided in the toy.
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12 Claims
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1. A learning device for audibly relating written material to a listener comprising:
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(a) a book comprising; (i) a first page containing a first written material, said first written material being capable of audio interpretation; (ii) a second page containing a second written material, said second written material being capable of audio interpretation; (b) a supplemental book comprising; (i) a third page containing a third written material, said third written material being capable of audio interpretation; (ii) a fourth page containing a fourth written material, said fourth written material being capable of audio interpretation; (c) a portable toy having an interior, said portable toy comprising the following elements, at least several of which are within said interior; (i) an electric power source; (ii) a first actuator; (iii) a second actuator; (iv) a switch means having at least a first condition and a second condition; and (v) a memory storage means for storing electronic data corresponding to the written material on said pages of the book and the supplemental book, which storage means is electronically connected to said switch means and said first and second actuators and produces audio signals including; (1) a first audio signal upon actuation of said first actuator when said switch means is in said first condition; (2) a second audio signal upon actuation of said second actuator when said switch means is in said first condition; (3) a third audio signal upon actuation of said first actuator when said switch means is in said second condition; and (4) a fourth audio signal upon actuation of said second actuator when said switch means is in said second condition; (d) wherein said first audio signal is an audio interpretation of said first written material; (e) wherein said second audio signal is an audio interpretation of said second written material; (f) wherein said third audio signal is an audio interpretation of said third written material; and (g) wherein said fourth audio signal is an audio interpretation of said fourth written material. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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