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Stages Learning Materials Stages Learning Materials Lang-O-Learn ESL Occupation Vocabulary Cards Flashcards for English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Korean +More
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Stages Learning Materials Stages Learning Materials Features
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20 real photo flashcards of men and women in common careers for elementary and Adult ESL language practice
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3.5 x 5 inch durable card stock with gloss laminated finish on the picture side of the ESL vocabulary flash cards
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Labeled in 17 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese (traditional and simplified), Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Polish, Filipino, Portuguese, Greek, Thai, Arabic
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Picture vocabulary cards include: astronaut, bus driver, carpenter, chef, crossing guard, dentist, Doctor, firefighter, gardener, mail carrier, mechanic, nurse, painter, pilot, plumber, police officer, store clerk, teacher, truck driver & veterinarian
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Photos are realistic and current occupation, job and career cards for speech therapy, preschool and other language practice
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From the makers of Language Builder Picture Cards, These community helper flashcards help build vocabulary for ESL, ELL, and foreign language learning, preschool, kindergarten, Autism, Aspergers, Alzheimers, aphasia, and adult rehabilitation from stroke
About Stages Learning Materials Stages Learning Materials
The Lang-O-Learn occupation cards are great for teaching basic language skills to preschool age children; children and adults with autism; developmental delay, or speech and language delay; or to anyone first learning or re-learning basic language skills. with the multi-language labeling, the Lang-O-Learn basic jobs flashcards are particularly popular with eel, ell and foreign language programs. The first word on the back of the card is English, then a symbol coding system is used to designate the other 16 languages.
