My clothes - 48 photo cards for language development, literacy and encounters 48 photo cards with accompanying booklet. Regard. To name. Understand.

My clothes - 48 photo cards for language development, literacy and encounters 48 photo cards with accompanying booklet. Regard. To name. Understand.

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short description

what do we wear Whether it's a sweatshirt, mud pants, nightwear, swimwear, sportswear or shoes: With the help of the 48 photo cards, children can talk about the items of clothing and their seasonal or occasion-related use and tell about their own favorite things. With these photo cards for language development, literacy and encounters with things, children expand their vocabulary, put terms in a context and practice telling small stories with the help of pictures. The front of the card shows a photo and the term with its definite article, the back lists the plural word and related terms from the word family. The 32-page methodical accompanying booklet describes the various possible uses of the promotional cards. For children with German as a second language or with language deficits.

details

Age recommendation: 1 to 7 years
Format: 14.8 x 21.0, DIN A5, 48 photo cards, printed on both sides, on solid 360g cardboard, film-laminated, color photos, incl. 32-page methodical accompanying booklet, in colored cardboard box, shrink-wrapped
Publisher: Don Bosco
EAN: 426017951 306 0


delivery time

Stock items: 2-5 working days (Post Luxembourg)
Order item: 5-10 days (depending on supplier)
Order item (Bänfer): 6-8 weeks (Post Luxembourg or shipping company)

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