Stages Learning Materials Language Builder Verb Flash Cards Photo Vocabulary Autism Learning Products for Aba Therapy & Speech Articulation Suitable for Kids

Very nice photos and card quality. For some vetbs there are multiple pictures to show varied usage.

I waited and bought these on sale. We also grabbed the occupations and emotions flashcards. I am very glad that I did. My son was not understanding nouns and verbs - the difference between an object/person AND what they are doing. When he saw a picture of an object, he would jsut say the noun for what it was. He was not using verbs to explain what they were doing and he did not use -ing ending either. Coming into this, his limited number of verbs included "getting" or "using" followed by a noun. After using these cards for 6 weeks, my son can use the verbs bathing, running, etc. Overall, this product met our needs and my only complain is that some images match what is already in the emotions deck. I would have preferred no deuplicates.

I love this. As a speech therapist, it's a great addition to my materials. There are 230 cards. Some verbs are repeated (in different actions - for example, there is "blowing bubbles" and "blowing a candle". Not every verb is repeated. I don't know how many different verbs there are, but it's definitely more than the Super Duper ones I've been using since 2004.

Quality wise, I didn’t like it that much as it is so much.

I used these to help my son relearn vocabulary after a brain injury. Now I'll be using them in my first grade classroom. The photos are great and the cards are sturdy.

Absolutely loved this product. I have a late talker and we review these during breakfast, a few different cards at a time. Cards are thick cardboard, but they will bend if rough handled. These have helped my child identify "actions" in addition to the nouns in our everyday life. My child is talking more now, and started 2 and 3 word sentences.

Good product for beginners

Pictures haveca large variety and are clear. Love for Grandson to see real item he is learning. I would like for the name of object to be on bottom of pictures so he can learn the word with the picture. Some pictures dated.

Good for therapy sessions Cons- Costly

Very thin card , tears easily,