Photographs “Animals” – educational photographs for children

🐾 54 lifelike animal photographs mounted on sturdy cards – from pets to farm and wild animals in their natural surroundings. This visual resource turns learning about animals into an absorbing conversation that gets a child talking, asking and remembering.

✨ What does this resource develop?

• Memory – the child memorises animal names, their features and where they live, and later recognises and names them;
• Vocabulary and fluency – lifelike images prompt children to name the animals, build sentences and talk freely about what they see.

🎲 How to use them at home?

Start with familiar pets – show a card and ask what animal it is and what sound it makes. Gradually move on to farm and wild animals, talking about where they live and what they eat. Stand a chosen photograph on the holder and ask your child to tell you about the animal in three sentences. The cards also make a good memory game – hide a photograph and remember which animal has gone.

🧑‍🏫 Tips for professionals

Speech and language therapists use animal photographs for eliciting sounds and practising correct articulation – the child names the animal and repeats the sound it makes. Teachers use the cards to widen vocabulary, to teach children to group animals (pets, farm, wild) and to build stories. The photographs work beautifully for memory and attention exercises and for question-and-answer dialogue. Real images help children with speech difficulties link a word more easily to a concrete object.

📦 What is in the set

• 54 animal photographs (16.6 × 11.6 cm);
• 1 photograph holder.

👶 Who is it for?

For children from 3 years. Ideal for nurseries, speech and language therapists and parents who want to develop a child’s vocabulary, language and memory using lifelike animal photographs.