LinguaKids Inc supplies schools, language academies, and after-school operators with a classroom-ready children’s language-learning program: picture-word lessons, phonics and vocabulary cards, beginner readers, listening practice with kid-sized headphones, and AI speaking practice on tablets.
Buyers license both strands together so a child moves from picture-word study and phonics cards into listening with headphones and then into spoken practice on the tablet.
Print and tablet lessons for young learners: phonics workbooks, picture-word flashcards, and illustrated beginner readers used at the desk before speaking practice begins.
The tablet presents a spoken sentence prompt, records the child’s turn through the microphone, shows a voice waveform, and returns the next repeat-after-me item.
The catalog is limited to children’s language learning: phonics and vocabulary cards, listening practice with headphones, picture-word tablet lessons, and the print set of workbooks, cards, and readers.
Alphabet phonics cards and picture-word cards (such as dog, book, and tree) are used for choral reading and independent matching before a child opens the speaking tablet.
Kid-sized headphones and a tablet listening lesson with a speaker icon and picture-word pairs train sound-to-image matching before speaking turns.
The print pack on the classroom table is the same set used on screen: phonics workbook, picture-word flashcards, and beginner language readers.
AI speaking practice is a structured listen-speak cycle. The tablet shows a children’s sentence prompt, the child speaks, the waveform confirms that audio was captured, and the next screen returns pronunciation feedback with a repeat-after-me prompt.
Schools run this after picture-word and phonics work so speaking items reuse the same vocabulary the child just read on cards and in the workbook.
Short sentences written for young learners, shown on the tablet during the speaking turn.
A visible voice waveform confirms the microphone recorded the child’s utterance.
A score bar and repeat-after-me prompt send the child through the item again when needed.
Kid-sized headphones keep listening models and speaking turns at the same desk.
Deployment is the physical classroom set: desks with language-learning tablets and kid headphones, plus a numbered charging cart for the same devices.
Tablets sit in numbered slots in a classroom charging cart. Devices show the same picture-word language lessons used at the desks, so a class can collect, charge, and reissue units between periods.
A typical room layout is one tablet and one pair of kid-sized headphones per desk, matching the listening and speaking activities in the program.
Classroom sets of tablets, headphones, phonics cards, and readers for scheduled language periods and AI speaking practice rotations.
Leveled picture-word lessons and speaking prompts that sit beside an academy’s existing children’s English timetable.
Short listening and speaking cycles that fit a homework-club block using the same flashcards and tablet prompts.
A documented sequence from phonics cards to readers to AI speaking practice, licensed as a single children’s language package.
Desk-ready print packs plus a charging cart so a small campus can run language lab days without a separate hardware vendor.
The same workbook, card, tablet, and headphone set used to demonstrate children’s language lessons and speaking turns.
Phonics and picture-word cards introduce the day’s vocabulary at the desk.
Children complete the matching phonics workbook page or beginner reader sentences.
Headphones and the tablet speaker lesson lock sound to the same picture-word pairs.
The tablet prompt, microphone, and waveform run the spoken sentence.
Pronunciation score and repeat-after-me send another attempt when required.
Phonics cards, picture-word flashcards, phonics workbook, beginner readers, kid-sized headphones, language tablets, and a charging cart.
Presents a children’s sentence, captures speech, shows a waveform, and returns a pronunciation bar with a repeat prompt.
Card work, print reading, listening with headphones, then speaking rotations at the tablets already on the desks.
The license covers children’s language learning and AI speaking practice only — not general classroom furniture or unrelated subjects.
Include whether you need print language packs, tablet speaking practice, or a full classroom set with headphones and a charging cart.
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