Colorcards – How Are They Feeling?
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Features 30 cards to examine and understand hopes and fears. In this title, these cards present a range of scenarios and activities that occur frequently or rarely in everyday life, but which may have a huge influence or impact. It also includes a CD-ROM with worksheets for each card.
Features 30 cards to examine and understand hopes and fears. In this title, these cards present a range of scenarios and activities that occur frequently or rarely in everyday life, but which may have a huge influence or impact. It also includes a CD-ROM with worksheets for each card.
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