Colorcards – Cause & Effect
$41.95
Designed to help develop logical and critical thinking skills, this title fetaures 48 cards illustrating 2-step sequences of day-to-day events. It presents a specific situation on the first card, the user then have to predict the possible outcome that may, or may not, be shown on the second card.
Designed to help develop logical and critical thinking skills, this title fetaures 48 cards illustrating 2-step sequences of day-to-day events. It presents a specific situation on the first card, the user then have to predict the possible outcome that may, or may not, be shown on the second card.
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