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Some examples from this pack include an oven, a stereo, a refrigerator, ice cream, pizza, apples and candy.

Cost $24.95 USD

Some examples from this pack include tissues, money, a watch, cups, plates, a bed and an umbrella.

Cost $24.95 USD

Some examples from this pack include a bear, hen, pig, duck, butterfly, elephant and a panda

Cost $24.95 USD

Some examples from this pack include tissues, money, a watch, cups, plates, a bed and an umbrella.

Cost $24.95 USD

84 laminated Photo Cards. 2.5"x 3.5".
The goal of this pack is to teach early conversation skills and increase language repertoire. Being able to fill in the missing words and finish a sentence is the first step in learning to converse with others. Reversing a sentence ensures comprehension. This is the first stepping-stone in building language and a definite prerequisite to having a conversation.

Cost $27.50 USD

84 laminated photo cards. 2.5"x3.5".
There are 28 category sets in this pack. Each set consists of 3 cards. This is a fun pack that teaches early abstract thinking. The goal is to teach children that even if items are completely different, they can still have a common base. Understanding abstract information is a lot more challenging than understanding concrete information. When asked, a child may be able to name some fruits, some animals, some shapes (concrete categories), but it's just as important to be able to identify things that are noisy, things that have bristles, things you find at birthday parties, things that grow on trees etc.

Cost $27.50 USD

40 laminated photo cards. 5"x 3.5".
The goal of this series enables a child to understand "Wh" questions. There are 8 events. Each event has 5 "Wh" questions in sequence. This helps the child to answer questions in context.

Each question sequence contains a "Where, Why, What, Which and When" question. The child understands the value of "Wh" questions when events are broken down into structured questions. "Why do you eat breakfast?" "Because you're hungry", is just a piece of arbitrary information. Putting questions into sequence gives meaning to the questions and helps the child understand an event. You eat when you're hungry, you make breakfast in the kitchen, you can eat cereal for breakfast, you wash the dishes when you're done and you need a spoon for cereal. These question sequences help a child make sense of their world. Other examples in the pack include hide and seek, taking a bath, brushing our teeth, baking cookies, doing laundry, eating breakfast, planting flowers and swimming in the pool.

Cost $24.95 USD

40 laminated photo cards. 5"x 3.5".
The goal of this series enables a child to understand "Wh" questions. There are 8 events. Each event has 5 "Wh" questions in sequence. This helps the child to answer questions in context.

Each question sequence contains a "Where, Why, What, Who and When" question. The child understands the value of "Wh" questions when events are broken down into structured questions. "What do you carry your books in?" "A book bag" is just a piece of arbitrary information. Putting questions into sequence gives meaning to the questions and helps the child understand an event. You go to school to learn and play, the teacher gives the class, you carry your books in a book bag, you wash hands before you eat snack and it's fun to climb on the playground. These question sequences help a child make sense of their world. Other examples in the pack include the shoe store, the supermarket, the library, going to the doctor, the gas station, the barber, school and the post office.

Cost $24.95 USD

This is a wonderful set that teaches multiple skills. There are 3 levels - beginning, intermediate and advanced. This set is used to teach children to label and identify actions, it teaches children to understand and answer "What" questions and it teaches children to understand and answer "How" questions.

Labeling actions is an elementary skill. Understanding and answering "What" questions is more advanced. Being able to understand and answer a "How" question is far more complex. The "What" questions in this set require a one sentence answer. The "How" questions require a 3 step answer. Children relate to these cards as all activities depicted are ones that children participate in. Examples include reading a book, blowing bubbles, playing t-ball, cooking, hugging a friend, feeding the ducks etc.

Cost $24.95 USD

This pack has a variety of different topics including going out, how was your day, getting dressed etc. Each topic begins with a yellow card so they can be found quickly. Each card has a question on the front. Flip it over and the beginning of the answer is on the back. Different conversations to teach a child how to engage in a appropriate conversation.

Cost $9.95 USD

This pack has a variety of different topics including movie, computer, toys etc. Each topic begins with a yellow card so they can be found quickly. Each card has a question on the front. Flip it over and the beginning of the answer is on the back. Different conversations to teach a child how to engage in a appropriate conversation.

Cost $9.95 USD

This pack has a variety of different topics including vacation, birthday, the weekend etc.. Each topic begins with a yellow card so they can be found quickly. Each card has a question on the front. Flip it over and the beginning of the answer is on the back. Different conversations to teach a child how to engage in a appropriate conversation.

Cost $9.95 USD

This pack has a variety of different topics including recess, classroom, PE etc. Each topic begins with a yellow card so they can be found quickly. Each card has a question on the front. Flip it over and the beginning of the answer is on the back. Different conversations to teach a child how to engage in a appropriate conversation.

Cost $9.95 USD