This 350 card set is designed to teach: Receptive Language, Expressive Language, Matching Identical Cards, Matching Similar Cards, Sorting into Categories, Adjectives, Functions, Storytelling and more! Teaches key language concepts to preschool age children; children and adults with autism, developmental delay, or speech/language delay; or to anyone first learning or re-learning basic language skills. Includes bright, photographic images from nine basic categories. This 354-Card set of photographic noun cards offers additional vocabulary for students who have mastered the original Language Builder. Categories include: Body Parts, Tools, Safety Signs, Sea Life, Clothing, Transportation, On the Farm, Additional Foods, Everyday Objects, Musical Instruments, Additional Animals, Insects & Bugs, and Colored Shapes.
transforms basic flash card activities to an interactive digital learning experience! The images are taken directly from the Language Builder Picture Nouns 1 & 2. The software works on Windows XP or higher and Mac OS 10.5 or higher. Use with standard mouse, touch screens, or interactive white boards.
This addition to the Language Builder Series, depicting facial expressions and emotion provoking scenarios with men and women of various ages and ethnicities. This 80-card set will help students identify and discuss different feelings and emotions. Half of the images are against a plain background, showing only the upper body and face, and clearly depicting a single emotion. The remaining cards show people in real situations and activities with natural settings and contexts, inviting discussion about a range of emotions, why the people may feel that way, and possible responses to those feelings.
are the perfect follow-up to the Picture Noun Set. This 115-Card set includes both male and female depictions of today's most common occupations. Students can identify and discuss different jobs and careers without learning stereotypes or gender bias.
Introduce students to sequencing, and help them understand the logical order of events. The 116 Full-Color photographic cards portray common, everyday activities with a heavy emphasis on self-help skills. Start students with 3-Card sequences, then let them progress all the way up to 10 cards!
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