Colorcards What S Wrong
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What''s Wrong?: Colorcards
Author: David Bradford
language: en
Publisher: taylor & francis Limited
Release Date: 2007-01-16
In each image, something is wrong. The game is to discover what is wrong in each case.
Sequences
Colorful photographs show 12 sequences of 4 steps each, presenting everyday activities or events such as getting ready to go out, going to the dentist, buying a pet and sharing at snacktime. Sequences show children and adults and include different ethnic groups. Designed to help children and adults develop language and social skills.
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