Talking Brix 2

Features

Set of three, thin, light weight, direct select, single-message voice output devices
Can be used individually or attached together to create a multi-message communication device
Playback up to 10 seconds for each cell
Each cell has an 1.8" activation surface
Can be mounted on a surface with Velcro or use of built-in magnet on back of device.
Rechargeable battery
Record lock to prevent accidental erasing of message

Talking Brix can be used for Participation, Requesting, Labeling, and

Choice Making.

What symbols do I use on Talking Brix?

A variety of photos and symbols for Fringe, Personal Core, and Core Vocabulary can be used. All symbols can be made with Boardmaker Studio.

Talking brix symbols.pdf

As a classroom support, can be used to make choices between activities, label, make comments, greet, ask and answer questions, and tell jokes.

Click the following link to open pdf. example of Talking Brix Symbols:

Talking Brix

Erickson's 36.pdf

When teaching Core Vocabulary target words based upon "Project Core's First 36 Core Words."

Click the following link to open pdf. example of Core Symbols:

Project Core First 36

Resources

Check out this video on how to program a Talking Brix.

Check out this implementation video.

Erickson's 36.pdf

Core Vocabulary

The Universal Core vocabulary is a set of 36 highly useful single words that can be used alone or in combination to communicate for a range of purposes on countless topics with a wide variety of communication partners.

Several formats are available to support student access through direct pointing or touch, eye gaze selection, and partner-assisted scanning. Additionally, high contrast versions are available to address the needs of some students with visual impairments and 3D symbols are available for students who are blind.

All formats are available for free download and printing from: http://www.project-core.com/communication-systems/.

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