Sequencing Cards For Storytelling and Picture Interpretation Speech Therapy Game
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Buyer |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | China |
| Brand | Spark Innovations |
| Recommended Age Range | 3-12 |
SPARK: Sentence Formulation and Predicting, Answering Questions, Retelling Skills, Knowledge Of Basic Concepts Specifically designed to encourage children to observe picture details and to improve their picture interpretation skills. The cards can be used to enhance the ability of children to: retell stories, sequence pictures and problem solve. The picture cards can be used to prompt "WH" basic questions of "WHO""WHAT""WHERE" and "WHEN". Each picture scene is illustrated to specifically target higher levels of thinking and to improve proficiency in: responding to "WHY" and "HOW" questions, analyzing and comparing, inferring and predicting, and reasoning Basic Sequence Card Use full set of 6 cards for more advanced targeted audience OR Trim to a sequence game of 3-4 cards and used on more simplistic and lower level Story Retelling Build skills in story retelling and temporal concepts to transition a student’s ability from sequencing basic routines to improvements with story retelling skills Problem Solving Each sequencing cards set includes one or more problems depicted in the pictures, that require a child to identify, describe and solve the problem appropriately, Question prompt guides are provided on comprehensive question cue cards Picture Interpretation Spark Cards are loaded with many amazing details that provide opportunity to enhance exposure, vocabulary and improvements to identify the main idea Language Improvements Cards were specifically designed to be used on their own as well to target, sentence formulation, use of nouns, verbs and verb tenses, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions, temporal concepts Includes 8 Sequencing Card Sets Preparing for a Hurricane Lemonade Sale Going to the Vet Playing Football Going to The Library Setting the Table Planting Flowers Going to the Beach