Cause and effect – Colorcards
39,99 € (VAT not included)
Can you guess what’s coming? Illustrated cards to work cause-effect.
These cards illustrate 2-step sequences of different everyday situations. Each pair of cards presents a specific situation on the first card, and the user must predict the possible outcome that may or may not be shown on the second card.
- 48 cards (24 pairs)
- They illustrate everyday events.
- Ideal for understanding cause and effect in everyday situations.
- Variety of situations that may be immediate or occur over a period of time.
- They will allow you to develop logical and critical thinking skills, improveverbal reasoning and encourage the use and practice of questions.
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Description
Can you predict what comes next?
This 48-card material (24 pairs) illustrates 2-step sequences of everyday events. On the first card a specific situation is presented and the user must predict the possible outcome that may or may not be shown on the second card. It includes a variety of situations that are immediate or happen over a period of time; welcome or unwelcome; positive or negative. The theme includes: the boy plays with the ball indoors…and knocks down the flowers; the girl lets the bath water run…and it overflows; the boy eats too much chocolate…and feels bad; and, the girl builds the bricks in a tall tower…and they fall down.
Designed to help develop logical and critical thinking skills,verbal reasoning and will encourage the use and practice of questioning .
ColorCards: illustrated decks by objective
ColorCards are organised by objective rather than by age, and that is the key to choosing. The cause and effect deck sets out two-step sequences for working on the link between what happens and what follows. The which one does not belong? deck goes at categorisation and reasoning: look at four pictures and say why one is the odd one out. The series covers further objective-led decks in the same format. Because the material is pictorial, the same deck can work vocabulary, description, narrative and executive function, and it scales to the level of the person without swapping materials. That is why it is used just as much in paediatric therapy, in the classroom and in adult rehabilitation.Children's language assessment tests
On the assessment side, Renfrew's Action Picture Test — first published in 1967 — assesses a child's expressive language from picture plates, and the Bus Story Test focuses on narrative skills: retelling a story and seeing what is retained. These are professional-use tests; the rest of the assessment catalogue is under tests.Why buy Speechmark at Logopedicum?
This is material for speech and language therapists, special needs teachers and therapists working on oral language and communication. At Logopedicum you buy genuine material from the publisher, with updated stock, invoicing and a discount for registered professionals.
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