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Create an AccountA set of 14 shiny numbers from 0 to 9 made of 3 mm. thick translucent colored acrylic. The set includes two number styles of 4 and 7, plus extra 1 and 0. This material is ideal for use on the light panel to learn numbers. The numbers have a small 2.5 mm hole at the top so they can be hung in the window or outdoors to create fascinating shades of colored glitter.
Supports the following learning areas:Basic Verbs, Second Edition, is an illustrated material consisting of 48 professionally photographed cards, which has been completely updated to illustrate frequently used verbs. Each card can be selected to be used independently or grouped with others to encourage discussion and consideration of the topic depicted and to accompany it verbally. Ideal material for evoking vocabulary, creating varied sentence structures, initiating or developing a story or description, etc. And not only at the oral language level but can be used to support written language or writing.
The cards in this best-selling, large-size resource are valuable for individual and group work, and speech and language therapists, among other professionals, can use them in a variety of settings. The enclosed brochure details the contents of the set and includes suggested ways to use the cards.
Examples of the cards include: the baby is crying; the girl is dancing; the children are laughing; the man is sleeping on the couch; and, the woman is dressing the child.
Now translated into 8 languages: German; French; Swedish; Dutch; Spanish; Italian; Portuguese; German; and Japanese.
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