Picture My Picture Nouns Flash Card Set – Speech Therapy Tool for Vocabulary, Communication & Thinking, Scratch-Resistant with Activity Guide, Suitable for Education, ESL & ABA – Set of 200

I purchased this product to help my son who has a speech delay. The pictures are clear and mostly up-to date. I evaluated my son on all the noun categories prior to going over them together and the results are amazing! We go over a few sections each day and now he knows most of them. Kids don’t know what they are not exposed to OR don’t pay attention to. These cards will give you an opportunity to help increase their language and knowledge of a variety of topics. For better results, I recommend connecting them to the real life experience as well. For example, I play games with my youngest kids to go and find the real thing or show them the real objects.These cards are large, sturdy, and organized by categories. There are hundreds of cards and they come with instructions for various activities to do with your child or students.I recommend this product for toddlers, children with speech delays, special education, early childhood teachers, speech therapist, and anyone with memory loss.

Quality flashcards with easily identifiable pictures on one side and large print on the other side. Easy to use as they are categorically divided and each card is thick enough to not bend. Recommended by speech therapist, nice value for the price.

I teach ESL to low intermediate/high beginners. I bought these flashcards (and a few others) to practice articles and vocabulary. Categories include animals, furniture, transport, clothes, appliances, household items, and nature. They're beautifully designed with sturdy card stock and quality photography, and big enough for partners to quiz each other if they sit at the same table. I liked them so much I bought another to do prepositions. Very happy with this purchase. Of the four flashcard boxes I've purchased from this site, they are my favorite.One warning: some of the cards use regional or British English (kettle, singlet) although not exclusively (it's truck, not lorry, for example.) You can remove those cards or create a game where they spot an unusual word among more common ones.

Boxes were slightly damaged

These cards have been a great staple in my speech therapy closet. These cards are easily identifiable and can be used for lots of different activities. I have been using these for 4 years and I love them!

Clear, realistic pictures perfect for what I was looking for. I searched for a long time for a set of cards as a matching "game" for my 2 year old. We follow Montessori so we prefer realistic pictures to the cartoon drawings on most flash cards. These work great! The ONLY things I don't care for is 1) these are apparently English (UK not American) words. So instead of "crib" it's labeled "cot". 2) I could wish the one labeled "train" has a more modern bullet type train instead of a more traditional steam engine type. Not a big deal, but I could wish. There is also a "tram" card that looks very similar. Again not a problem just not a card I understand the point of. I do wish they had more cards, either included with this set or in another set, for things like "ball", "flower", "tree", etc. I think items like those would be useful in any language learning exercises. But all in all a great set.Nice large, thick cards. Not cardboard thick so little hands could definitely bend them but I think they'd have a hard time tearing.Pleased with the overall quality and would recommend.

As described and quality seems to be good

Edit: I had to buy laminator and put all this extra effort in trying to make them more durable.My toddler literally tore several cards in seconds and I was very upset with how easily he has done so. I’m disappointed that for this price of an item they are completely useless as is and need extra money and time to be spend to make them usable.These are amazing Montessori cards - the only issue I have with them they are too thin for the age group they are intended for. I bought it to use with my toddler and he destroys cards in seconds. They need to be a lot more thicker to be practical for this age group.If I had laminator I’d protect each card.Other than that, I was happy to find realistic images of clear background. Perfect for Montessori style language development.