Colorcards – ColorLibrary – Possessions
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Features cards which can be used in all aspects of language development and teaching. This title includes categories such as: Care – pills, glasses and walking stick; Children – toys, satchel and lunch box; Domestic – book, camera and sewing machine; Leisure – chess, guitar and knitting; and Personal – wallet, jewellery and keys.
Features cards which can be used in all aspects of language development and teaching. This title includes categories such as: Care – pills, glasses and walking stick; Children – toys, satchel and lunch box; Domestic – book, camera and sewing machine; Leisure – chess, guitar and knitting; and Personal – wallet, jewellery and keys.
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