Twenty short invitations that an adult can read aloud, adapt or record in their own voice for the Ten-minute play, real life cards. This is an original companion, not a formal syllabus. Each script is written to sound natural when spoken to a child and to leave room for the child to choose another path or stop.
What exists now: 20 voice-ready text scripts and two quiet, optional, procedurally synthesised non-speech WAV cues. No narrated speech is released. Twenty Australian English speech candidates are held separately in the review-pending folder; they are not part of the CC BY release. The scripts are the full text route. A teacher or carer can read them without playing any audio.
Use it
- Read the linked source activity card first for materials, supervision, access options and the fuller adult note.
- Read the matching script in the index aloud in a comfortable pace, or adapt the words to the child's interests and home language. No translation is supplied or claimed to be verified.
- Pause for the child's answer or action. Pointing, signing, AAC, gesture, looking, directing an adult and choosing silence all count as responses.
- A cue can mark an invitation or a pause if the child likes that. The cues are optional, quiet and never carry instructions. Do not play them close to a child's ear. Start at a low device volume and let the child opt out.
No account, recording or child data is needed. Do not upload a child's voice or image to use this pack. A spoken invitation does not replace the safety notes in the original activity card. Read the words yourself if audio is uncomfortable or unavailable.
Audio and rights
The two WAV files are original sine-wave sounds made by the included build script; they contain no music, recordings or samples. Their exact text equivalents are in cue descriptions. The scripts and cues are © NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd 2026, CC BY 4.0: commercial reuse and adaptation are allowed with attribution, a licence link and a change notice. The build script is Apache-2.0. See rights, production/voice review, and the item-level hash manifest.
Local educator, accessibility and human sound review remain pending. The synthetic cue files have been checked for format, duration, frequency and peak level; no claim is made that a person has listened to them here.