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Pat's Flash Cards
384 Concentration and Memory Matching Card Game Playing Cards - Includes Animals, Food, Family, and Much More
384 Concentration and Memory Matching Card Game Playing Cards - Includes Animals, Food, Family, and Much More
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- 384 Memory Game Playing Cards covering 192 words. Card format is simple: One card with the picture and a corresponding separate card with the matching word. Cards have color coded borders to help you quickly group and organize the cards if they get mixed up.
- These cards are a great way to build memory and focus in young learners while learning words and having fun. These cards cover all the topics of our "First Words" flash card set.
- How to Play: Set pairs of cards face-down on the table. First player flips over two cards at a time. If the picture matches the word, player removes the matching cards and keeps them. If the cards don’t match, player flips them back over and the turn is completed. Once all the cards are taken, the player with the most cards wins!
- Cards are also great for solo play and for playing Go Fish and Old Maid.
- Set of cards includes: 38 animal cards, 54 food cards, 18 people cards, 18 family cards, 42 number cards, 30 verb cards, 22 object cards, 8 clothes cards, 12 transportation cards, 8 kitchen/dining cards, 14 bathroom cards, 8 school and office cards, 28 location cards, 8 landscape cards, 14 color cards, 14 adjectives and opposites cards, 20 preposition cards, 8 emotion cards and 20 body cards.
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JBE These are perfect for speech therapy or for at home practice for those with aphasia. The written word is on a separate card, making matching possible. You can’t turn the card over to get the answer, which is also helpful in these cases!
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Katrina Having typical mild older person memory lose of short term memory. Looking for ways to train my brain to remember things. I pick out three to five cards a day in the morning, look at them and put them in a drawer to see if I remember what cards I picked later in the day.
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