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Photo Sound Lotto is an auditory game designed for use with children with neurological, auditory processing, and developmental disabilities. This lotto game includes clear photographs from various aspect of life including hobbies, zoos, occupations, and music on 16 multi-pictured game boards. The set also includes four cassettes with corresponding sounds and it offers 12 activities and three levels of play.

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Price: 40.00.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Dragonfly Toy Company

291 Yale Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3M 0L4
Canada
Telephone: 800-308-2208 or 204-453-2222.
Fax: 204-453-2320.
Web: http://www.dragonflytoys.com.
Email: sales@dftoys.com.


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