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Voice Switch Studio Reading Room

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Voice Switch Studio

Repair six short reports. Keep the doer, affected thing and time the same. Change who the report puts first.

Untimed, silent and made for adult co-reading when helpful.

Model one step

First identify the doer and the affected thing in this report. Keep their roles fixed while the report changes who comes first.

Use the declared tense and inspect the tiles to build the rest yourself. This model does not fill in the full answer.

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Agent question

The window was broken. Can we know who broke it?

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Studio paused

Your report is waiting exactly as you left it.

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Game guide

About Voice Switch Studio

Repair six controlled reports by switching active and passive voice while keeping the named agent, affected participant and tense unchanged.

Suggested age
Ages 10–11
Practice
Practise switching six controlled active and passive sentence forms while preserving the named agent, affected participant and tense
Pace
Untimed six-report practice route
Controls
Keyboard, Touch
Reading
Six short controlled report sentences, labelled role chips and short feedback.
Instruction help
A paper report editor keeps source, doer, affected thing, requested focus, insertion marker and all word tiles visible. Help models one controlled example. Spoken instructions are not included.

How to play

Read the source report and its requested focus. Remove draft words, move the insertion marker and add word tiles. Check the complete revised sentence, then inspect why it works before continuing.

Adult help

An adult may read the reports and feedback aloud, point to the doer and affected thing, or use the transfer prompt. Adult support is not a score.

Accessibility

No recorded or spoken support is available. Human English/content, manual accessibility and child/caregiver review remain open.

Detailed access information
Keyboard
Tab, Enter and Space operate every editor, dialogue and report control. Correct feedback moves focus to the next action and edits deliberately restore focus to the editor.
Touch
Large native buttons provide all editing; no drag, typing, swipe or precise pointer control is required.
Screen reader
Source, role labels, word buttons, insertion location, feedback and completion are text. Manual screen-reader review remains open.
Timing
Untimed, pauseable and restartable. There are no scores, lives, streaks or automatic advances.
Motion
The editorial desk is static and reduced-motion removes transitions.
Sound
Silent adult co-reading prototype. No sound, microphone or speech recognition is used or required.