Franklin KID-1240 Instruction Manual page 22

SAVING WORDS FOR STUDY (continued)
The KID-1240 also permits students to add words to their personal word
list from within a definition or from the spelling correction list. For
example, the word "rhyme" appears in the definition of "poem." An ideal
way for students to practice unfamiliar words, such as "rhyme," is to add
them directly from the definition to the study list. With the Children's
Talking Dictionary, developing a study list is very simple.
1. Highlight the desired word (see Jumping to a Word, page 10)
and then press the
You will see:
2. Press the ENTER key.
The KID-1240 will say and display "I added your word."
Note: Any word from the personal word list can be highlighted for further exploration.
Students can hear each word in the list read aloud by pressing the [SPEAK] key. To view
each definition press the [ENTER] key. To see the handwriting modeled, press the ABC
key for manuscript or ABC and SHIFT key for cursive writing.
1. To eliminate a word from the Personal Word List, press the [LIST] key and
scroll to "Erase a Word". Press [ENTER]. Highlight the word to be deleted and
press [ENTER]. The KID-1240 will display and say; "I took your word out".
2. To delete the entire list, press the [LIST] key and scroll to "Erase List". Press
[ENTER]. The screen will display the message "Erase list (Y/N)?" Pressing "Y"
for yes will erase the entire list. The KID-1240 will display and say, "All words
erased!" Pressing "N" for no will keep the list intact.
key
LIST
Add This Word:
rhyme
Removing a Word or Erasing the Entire List
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