Colorcards – More What’s Wrong?
$54.95
Includes a set of 36 cards depicting a range of activities and situations incorrect, unusual or unexpected elements to identify and discuss. This book features types of situations depicted such as: Mistakes with clothes; Wrong object; Wrong method; and Impossible and unlikely events.
Includes a set of 36 cards depicting a range of activities and situations incorrect, unusual or unexpected elements to identify and discuss. This book features types of situations depicted such as: Mistakes with clothes; Wrong object; Wrong method; and Impossible and unlikely events.
| Pages | 36 |
|---|---|
| Edition | 1 |
| ISBN-13 | 9.78E+12 |
| Published | 41879 |
| Version | Flashcards |
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