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This 220-card opposites picture card set helps educators and learners explore commonly recognized opposite concepts through paired photographic images. It provides visual examples for teaching and discussing ideas such as wet and dry or hot and cold.
The paper card set contains 220 cards with paired photographic images representing a range of opposite concepts. Each opposite pair includes multiple visual depictions; for example, empty and full are shown with items including a sand bucket, candy jar, fruit basket, cereal bowl, and cup of chocolate chips.
Key Features:
Designed for teaching common opposites, this card set combines paired photographs and repeated concept examples in a practical visual learning format.
| stock: | 10 |
| spec_uom: | PK |
| brand_name: | Stages Learning Materials |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | SLM014 |
| Material: | Paper |
| Color: | Multi |
| Brand: | Stages Learning Materials |
| Width: | 4.80 in |
| Height: | 4.10 in |
| Depth: | 5.50 in |
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