Cause – effect relationship
18,50 € (VAT not included)
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Fun material consisting of:
- 56 cards (28 pairs) illustrated.
- They represent situations that allow predicting the immediate consequences or effects (e.g. A small child puts the leash on his dog, and … what will happen next? The child will go for a walk with his dog).
- Ideal for working on both oral and written language.
- It contains an explanatory card with different game options (memory, auditory description,…).
- Includes a metal box for card storage and transport.
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What happens next?
Fun material to work both oral and written language. The set consists of 56 illustrated cards (28 pairs) that represent situations that allow you to predict the immediate consequences or effects (e.g. A little boy puts the leash on his dog, and … what will happen next? The child will go for a walk with his dog). Contains an explanatory card with ideas for different game options (memory, auditory description,…).
The pack contains a metal box for storage and transport of the cards.
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What happens next?
Fun material to work both oral and written language. The set consists of 56 illustrated cards (28 pairs) that represent situations that allow you to predict the immediate consequences or effects (e.g. A little boy puts the leash on his dog, and ... what will happen next? The child will go for a walk with his dog). Contains an explanatory card with ideas for different game options (memory, auditory description,...).
The pack contains a metal box for storage and transport of the cards.
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