Language Builder Cards Nouns

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The Language Builder Cards: Nouns set is a fantastic tool for teaching language skills in various settings. Developed by a parent and therapist experienced in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), this set includes 350 high-quality, photo-based flashcards that help children build essential language abilities. These cards are widely used in homes, speech therapy sessions, preschools, and daycares.

These flashcards are great for teaching a range of language skills, including understanding (receptive language), speaking (expressive language), matching objects, and sorting items into categories.

Stage One
Stage One focuses on helping children learn by using pairs of identical images on a plain white background. The cards feature bright, clear images that assist kids in practicing matching, labeling, and categorizing. The pictures are grouped into nine categories: Animals, Clothing, Colors, Everyday Items, Foods, Furniture, Shapes, Toys, and Vehicles. These familiar and fun images support cognitive development in young children.

Stage Two
Stage Two shows the same images in real-life contexts, helping kids connect the words they learn with things they see in the world. These cards are also helpful for storytelling and support receptive and expressive language skills.

The cards are user-friendly. Each card includes a number on the back, a label, its category, and activity suggestions. There’s space to track progress, and an activity booklet is included for additional ideas. The cards are stored in a durable box with dividers and stickers to help organize them. Each card measures 3.5” x 5” and is made from glossy, sturdy material.

Included Picture Groups:

• 57 food items
• 39 animals
• 31 clothing items
• 13 colors (with duplicates)
• 39 familiar toys
• 24 furniture items
• 12 shapes (with duplicates)
• 27 vehicles
• 83 everyday objects
• 15 basic stages sets

This well-rounded set is an excellent resource for parents, teachers, speech therapists, and anyone working with children. It's been proven effective for teaching language skills to children with autism, developmental delays, or speech delays. This set also aligns with early childhood education standards and is a valuable tool in many ABA programs.

Ages: 2 and up.