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From an early age children are used to creating people and places with implied context in their drawings. Learning how to contextualize an oral or written story without using images is a much slower learning process. Jabberstamp is a tool that gives children the opportunity to communicate sound through their drawings. By pressing a special rubber stamp on their drawing they can record sound. The sounds can then be played back by putting a pen with a trumpet on the stamp. This can be an effective tool for children on different development levels to communicate with each other.
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