Nouns Flash Cards: 200 Modern Language Photo Cards | Vocabulary Builder | Toddler Flash Cards for Speech Therapy | Preschool Learning Activities | ESL Teaching Materials | Autism Learning Materials

Excellent concept for my baby. She plays a lot but she enjoys learning with these flash cards as they’re real pictures with names at the back. It’s just a bit pricey but absolutely understandable

I teach in KS2. These cards are perfect for an autistic learner in my class who is experiencing English for the first time. The pictures are very well chosen. I prevaricated for a while before buying because of the price, but there are so many cards in the set so I think it's worth it. They would also be great for early years or KS1 kids who are struggling to build their vocabulary.

I bought these for my mum, who has aphasia following a stroke and is really struggling to talk. She really likes doing the animals and food cards. This set is quite “American” in the wording, such as Lady Bug instead of Ladybird. They are a good size and very colourful and they are helping her, so overall a very good purchase, albeit a little expensive.

I’ve been using these for my one year old son to help him recognise different objects and for matching games, hoping we will also use these once he starts speaking to encourage him.These are the only flash cards I could find suitable with an actual image not a cartoon drawing.Would absolutely recommend!

Good quality got them for my husband for his dementia when he needs them.

Really well made set that my daughter loves, thanks!

Amazing quality and perfect size !

The media could not be loaded. I am very impressed with the quality of the flashcards.The image quality is really high, in addition to having a variety of flashcards available from 200 photo cards.The didactic cards are not flimsy, they arrived in perfect condition well sealed for greater security that they arrived without damage and without having been previously used. They can be kept in the same box to keep them organized and I also think that this way they avoid losing them.As you can see in the photos and video, it has 12 categories for better learning, each image is on the front and on the back you can see the name of each noun. You also have a list of activity ideas and instructions at the end of the cards. didactic.My nephew is learning new words so it has been great to be able to stimulate verbal communication as these cards have pretty sharp pictures and relays so it has helped him learn and improve his conversation skills. my nephew loves to learn with colour cards with coloured images since he does it as a game and when he comes home he takes out the cards and brings me some to practice.12 categories of nouns:animals- Home appliances- Clothing- Food- Piece of furniture- Family- Locations- Nature- occupation- Bedrooms- shapes- TransportThey are printed on 300gsm coated art card stock and each flash memory card is approximately 10.16cm x 15.24 in size.I think it has multiple uses for adults, children, ABA, ESL, as a resource for autism, for early intervention and improving their communication skills.Highly recommended and great value for money.Thanks for reading my review, I hope my photos and videos have been of your use.