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Clicker 5 is a powerful and flexible talking word processing/multimedia tool. It’s easy to create talking books, word banks, and sentence building grids for students to use to support their writing. All text can be read out loud including text imported from other documents or the Internet. The program is also very visual as pictures are linked to words and appear automatically.

Clicker 5 is an excellent literacy program which is used on over half a million school computers. It can be used by those just starting to write, more sophisticated writers and by those who are struggling. It’s easy to differentiate resources so that students at different levels can work alongside each other and Clicker 5 can provide support and help students to work more independently. There are a huge range of downloadable grids to use or you can create your own or edit existing grids to meet the specific needs of your students. This flexibility allows for resources to be created exactly as required and for any subject area.

Clicker Paint is the essential partner to Clicker 5. The two programs integrate fully, adding a further dimension to Clicker talking books and opening up an extensive range of additional language and literacy activities.

This information resource is full of information about how the human body works. Students can learn about the heart and brain and other important organs and follow the stages of life from birth to old age as well as learning about what they can do to keep their bodies healthy. Students can then write about what they have learnt.

This is one of the Clicker Tales resources. It’s an Early Years on-screen book perfect for interactive whiteboard or computer. The story of Jack and the Beanstalk is beautifully told with recorded speech and illustrated and accompanied by an extensive range of literacy activities.

At The River' from the Clicker Book series is a fun story about 'who's eating who' at the river. After reading the story, children can learn more about the animals in a factual book featuring photographs of each river animal. The activities provide many opportunities for children to engage with the vocabulary and information. They include matching, spelling, sentence building, comprehension, sequencing events, text innovation, report writing and poetry writing.

In addition to the full version of the story on the CD-ROM, there is also an easier ‘Read it yourself’ version that is told in fewer pages. This picks out the main points of the story so that young readers can read independently. Activities at word and sentence levels include spelling, sentence building and punctuation. At text level there is a range of comprehension activities as well as the facility for children to create their own book.