Colorcards – What’s Wrong?: Revised edition
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Features 48 cards which develop perceptual skills. This title includes cards that help to heighten: attention skills; observation; vocabulary building; expressive language; storytelling; logical thought; and, problem solving.
Features 48 cards which develop perceptual skills. This title includes cards that help to heighten: attention skills; observation; vocabulary building; expressive language; storytelling; logical thought; and, problem solving.
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