Fruit English Reading Learning Flash Cards | Vocabulary Learning For Preschool

This set comes with 72 cards. Each Card size is 13.5cm x 9cm.The cards size is suitable for small hands and special needs education. Realistic flash cards help young children to identify people, objects, and things surrounding them.

• Improve children’s , memory and language skills by learning pictures, words and letters.
• Develop visual sense, hand-eye co-ordination skills, improve dexterity.
• Expand knowledge, foster logic thinking, develop patience. 

This item includes:

– 36 Flashcards with real pictures and words

– 36 Flashcards with word-only 

• apple
• banana
• orange
• pear
• lemon
• grapes
• mango
• watermelon
• pineapple
• plum
• avocado
• strawberry
• kiwi
• peach
• lime
• rambutan
• papaya
• blueberries
• dragon fruit
• cherry
• pomegranate
• raspberry
• coconut
• cantaloupe
• starfruit
• grapefruit
• pomelo
• honeydew
• persimmon
• mangosteen
• durian
• passionfruit

Who:

• Visual cards for teaching action verbs in a playful way, perfect for parents, teachers, therapists, homeschoolers, nurseries, kindergartens, preschools, secondary schools up to speech therapy, autism, and special needs.

Benefits:

• Great for language development and language acquisition for all level students to learn a new language simple, clear, highly entertaining, and effective for both, students as well as educators.
• Versatile vocabulary picture cards for babies, toddlers, kids, children, adults as well as seniors. Easily encourage all learners to interact with the teacher and with other students, allowing accelerated and exciting language learning.
• Large high quality, easily understandable images, that are durable and cleanable. Perfect for strengthening and improve your student’s vocabulary and language skills.
• Visual Cards sized teach in the most effective and enjoyable way for every possible learning situation, inside or outside of the classroom

What are Flashcards:

• Flashcards are picture cards and can be used on their own or with word cards. There are various different types:
  1. Flashcards with pictures and words in the learner’s first language
  2. Flashcards with pictures and words in English on the front of the same card
  3. Flashcards with pictures on one side and English words on the other side of the card
  4. Picture-only flashcards with separate word-only cards to match.

  Examples of Activities :Flashcards can be used for any age group. They are very flexible and can be used across the curriculum for a range of activities, for example:

  1. Pairs:

  Use a set of flashcards with images and a set with matching words to play pairs (also known as Pelmanism). This is the game where players place the cards face down on the table and take it in turn to pick up two. When they find a matching pair, they keep it and have another turn. The person who collects the most pairs wins. Learners could do a simple matching activity before they play, to consolidate understanding, with the cards placed face up.

  2. Sorting activities:

  Learners sort the cards into categories/groups and explain their choices, their reasoning and the connections between the item.