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Webber® Photo Cards

What Doesn't Belong?

Ages 3 & Up

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WFC09
Rating:
97% of 100
15  Product Reviews
$12.95
56 photo cards to teach "What Doesn't Belong?" to teach categorization and sight discrimination skills. Content cards in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Chinese. 3" x 4". Metal tin. All ages.
56 photo cards to teach "What Doesn't Belong?" to teach categorization and sight discrimination skills. Content cards in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Chinese. 3" x 4". Metal tin. All ages.
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Topic Autism, Basic Concepts, Best Sellers, Bilingual/ESL, Card Decks, Vocabulary
Brand Super Duper Publications
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Webber® Photo Cards

Webber Photo Cards are ideal for memory, match-up, and go fish games.

Webber Photo Cards - What Doesn't Belong?

  • 62 photo cards (3" x 4")
  • 31 scenes in 31 matching card pairs
  • Content card and game ideas
  • 6 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Chinese

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Customer Reviews
  1. Crowd Pleaser
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    My students with Autism ask to use these almost everyday. I was using them as a small group activity, but now my students are asking to use them during their free time with each other.

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  2. Webber What does not belong
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    Very handy for adult work in hospital- leads to more discussion as to what else does belong and patients can be prompted with recall. Real photos make it seem more appropriate for adults and yet can be used with children.

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  3. Webber Photo Cards
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    This is very helpful for Danielle. Understanding "not" has and is very difficult for her...not sure if it's related to her apraxia or just dev. delay. Anyway, really like these cards, as they don't have so many things to pick from on a card. Some cards just have 3 items, which keeps things simplified. Thanks so much. Would love to see a book w/ these types of "what doesn't belong" published.

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  4. What Doesn't Belong?
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    What Doesn't Belong Category cards are an essential therapy tool in my room. I love it for my Kindergarten, ELL & special needs students. It is quite an effective tool and matches with Common Core standards for speaking and listening.

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  5. Great Tool for Learning and Fun
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    These cards have been a great way to interact, educate, and have fun with my son. With so many cards in the set, we have fun playing with the variety and don't get bored with the same cards over and over.

    I like that they come with a durable metal box for safe keeping when we aren't playing with them.

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  6. Great cards
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    I like this deck of cards. The pictures are realistic and clear. Good to use for a variety of activities including vocabulary dev, thinking and reasoning. There is a range of difficulty. Both young and older elementary age students can have fun playing with the cards.

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  7. Great Set
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    I really enjoy these cards and can use them for a variety of kids in a lot of different ways. They are great for naming, categorizing, negation, making choices, describing, etc. I like that it has various levels of 3-4 pictures.

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  8. good product
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    I love their card decks.

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  9. Excellent
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    I like how they have field of three and field of four. They are also great to even discuss vocabulary.

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  10. photo
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    excelent

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  11. Webber Photo Cards
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    My daughter just turned four-years-old and loves these cards! They really get her to think about what is similar among the pictures and what one does not fit in the group. We use them to build vocalulary, create mini stories with the similar pictures, and also build phonemic awareness with beginning initial sound. Great resource!

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  12. Great Materials for children and adults
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    These cards make possible to work different kinds of semantic categories with impared language children. They also are very useful to work reasoning!!
    Love the pictures and the semantic categories selected!

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  13. Great for language!
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    I used these with my language delayed students for classification as well as labeling. They really enjoyed them and I was able to use the pictures to expand their sentence length. One of the best products I have purchased from SuperDuper!

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  14. Essential Product
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    I use these cards all the time to target language goals. Great pictures!

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  15. good product
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    The cards have easy-to-understand pictures and clear items that don't belong.

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The Standards listed are for reference only. Please refer to your District Standards for specific lesson planning.

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