Touch & Tell
The Touch and Tell (Texas Instruments) was like the long lost (and lesser) cousin to the Speak and Spell. It was aimed at 2 to 5 year olds and came with big, interchangeable, two-sided touch pad sheets and interchangeable cartridges for each sheet. Each sheet taught a different subject (alphabet fun, number fun, colors, shapes, etc.). A computerized voice would tell the user what buttons to push. The second generation of the Touch and Tell was called the Teddy Touch and Tell. It was shaped like a bear and continued teaching kids the alphabet, recognizing numbers, colors, animals, etc.
