Projects

Projects

911 Simulator 

The 911 Simulator program was developed by Pioneers to teach children how to phone for help in an emergency, duplicating the exact process experienced during a real 911 call.

Playground Maps


A 20' x 38' foot for U.S. and 20' x 25' foot for Canadian colorful map painted by Pioneers on playground asphalt or concrete provides students and their teachers with a tangible method of learning geography through games and challenges.

Playground Maps Brochure! 

Paint Pricing Plan

Hot Trikes for Kids

Since the early 1980s, Pioneers have been producing and distributing the Hand-Operated Tricycle, also known as the HOT Trike enabling children who do not have the use of their legs to enjoy one of childhood's simplest yet greatest joys.

HOT Trikes Brochure!

HOT Trikes Order Form!

HOT Trikes Info Sheet!

Beeping Easter Egg Manual

Electronic Maps


Electronic Map A Valuable Classroom Tool

The Pioneer Electronic Map was introduced by Pioneers in Boise, Idaho, and is gaining popularity as a useful and innovative teaching tool in our schools. Its primary purpose is to teach the correlation between the 50 United States and their capital cities in the US and the Proviences and their capitols in Canada. The portable 22-by-21-inch US and Canada map enables it to be used in virtually any location and is a valuable complement to the Playground Map project.

Talking Books

TelecomPioneers has partnered with the NLS and the CNIB through the Volunteer Repair Project since 1960. Pioneers use their knowledge and technical abilities to repair audio playback machines for blind and physically handicapped readers. TelecomPioneers repair approximately 70,000 machines a year and to date have maintained more than 2.1 million players, a contribution valued at more than $80 million.

To request a copy of the “Fully Charged” Archive and Repair Encyclopedia CD, please contact the TelecomPioneers Resource Center.

Email:  resource@telecompioneers.org
Phone: 800-976-1914
Fax: 303-572-0520

Contact Talking Book Coordinators

Talking Books Recruitment Brochure

Fully Charged (talking books repair publication)

Computers For Schools

Pioneers coordinate the acquisition, refurbishment and distribution of computers donated from government agencies and the private sector to provide schools with upgraded wiring, network installation, Internet connections and computer training.

Hug-A-Bears

Hug-A-Bears were created by the Pioneers in order to provide comfort to children in traumatic or unfamiliar situations. The bears are donated to public safety, fire, rescue and emergency medical personnel to be given to children.  

Hug-A-Bears Brochure


Smart Bears

Smart Bears are similar to Hug-A-Bears, but are equipped with a book bag and a book to encourage reading in the home for children in kindergarten through third grade.

Smart Bears Brochure

Heart Pillows

Heart Pillows are designed to give comfort to hospital patients recovering from open heart surgery and are distributed to local hospitals.

Heart Pillows Brochure

Read to Me Kits and Hot Tips for Parents

Pioneer Read to Me Kits and Hot Tips include valuable information for parents and current materials about building literacy skills with their children and starting them on the path to an interest in education. -

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Reading to Your Baby
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