- Ages
- 4 to 10
- Says
- “Bweep-bweep. That means happy.”
- Teaches
- FeelingsEncouragementTrying together
- Fits
- A child who finds fast adult speech hard to follow, or who needs feelings named plainly. RizBop was designed for exactly that.
The cast / RizBop
RizBop
A small robot who speaks slowly and says what it feels.
RizBop is a small robot who speaks slowly, says only a few words at a time, and tells you what it is feeling. "Bweep-bweep. That means happy."
RizBop is not a teacher. RizBop is a companion who discovers things alongside your child and is honest about getting them wrong. "Oops. I got that wrong. Let's find out why. Together."
Why RizBop speaks that way
This is stated plainly here because parents are looking for it: RizBop was designed for children who find fast adult speech hard to follow, and for children who need feelings named out loud rather than read from a face. Short sentences. Long pauses. One idea at a time. Emotions announced, never hidden. Inside the school none of this is labeled; to your child, RizBop is just a friend who is easy to understand.
If your child is on the autism spectrum, has an auditory processing difference, or simply shuts down when grown-ups talk quickly, RizBop may be the first character in the school they relax with.
When your child gets stuck
"Bop. That was hard. Try again? I will try too."
Ages
Four to ten.
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