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The media could not be loaded. Como terapeuta de lenguaje debo decir que ame este set! La calidad es optima! y el material de las tarjetas es résistente al uso. Ame el concepto multicolor para identificar los sub sets de la actividad y ame el hecho de que son 5 tarjetas por sub set, lo que quiere decir que puedo restarle complejidad al set si uso solo 3 tarjetas para que los ninos entiendan el concepto de la actividad y luego complejizar el asignment con 4 o 5 tarjetas, en dependencia de como el nino lo comprenda! Es apropiado para ninos después de los 3 anos de edad. Super recomendado! 10/10

I have several sequencing cards from this company, and this sequencing card set, like the others, does not disappoint. The cards are well made. The sequences are functional and feature a variety of familiar routines for kids. They are great for building language skills. The self-checking feature on the back is my favorite. Kids can easily see if they are correct after they put the cards in sequence. They are challenging but can be modified for students who need more support. My only recommendation, similar to the other cards, is to make the characters more diverse - feature kids and adults from different cultures, races, etc. to allow all of my students to be able to connect to this resource.

The Kasfalci Sequencing Cards have 10 stories of five cards each. Some of the stories are fables from western European culture, which families of other cultures may not be familiar with. Gender roles of the adults are "traditional." These were too challenging for my 3-yo, but were more appropriate for my 6-yo. I wanted to flip the cards over by grabbing them from the bottom and flipping them up, but then the snake confirmation picture on the back side was not correct. You have to flip the cards side to side to get the correct orientation to confirm the cards are in the right order.The cards are good quality, the pictures are brightly colored and crisp. Working with your child, the cards can be used not just to sequence, but also to tell stories using open ended questions. Some of the cards could arguable be arranged in different orders to change up the stories. Logical and critical thinking skills apply, though once the child has memorized the order of the cards, the game loses its challenge and interest.

I ordered the sequencing cards for my autistic son. They are very similar to an activity that he has been working on in speech and occupational therapies. These are great independent activity because he can check his own work. When you put all five cards in sequence And flip them over, you can see if you are correct because it will make a picture of a snake. Illustrations are cute and age appropriate.

Some of these images are fantastic. It can be challenging to find sufficent examples that make sense, so this is a contender. I like how the brand has options to work up to 5 in a row, starting with 3. I wish there were 20 story lines, but this is a good start.⭐️ 1 star= Dissappointed. I don't recommend it at all, poor quality, or it does not reflect the advertising.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars = Has some reedeeming quality.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars = It's passable. Might not have bothered.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars = Mostly Satisified.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars = Entirely Satisfied. Recommend.

I like the way this makes your child think. It is not easy like a 3 sequencing card. It challenges and allows story telling while assembling the cards in order. It would be great for a K-1 classroom too.

These sequencing cards are consistent with other ones out there. The one thing that stands out is the picture/puzzle on the back side. It makes so you can flip over the cards and know if you had them in the right order. Great for kids to have visual feedback.

This is great! I can see myself using this to teach kids at my work, and it seems like a very good way to improve a child's story sequencing skills.