🏃 54 lifelike photographs showing all kinds of everyday actions – from eating and washing to running and playing. This visual aid helps a child understand and name verbs, which are the foundation of language and of the sentence.
✨ What does this aid develop?
- Memory – the child remembers the photographs showing the actions and links them with the right verb;
- Vocabulary and verbal fluency – lifelike images of actions encourage children to use verbs, build sentences and tell fluently what is happening.
🎲 How to use it at home?
Show your child a photograph and ask: “What is happening?” – that is how you teach them to recognise and name the action. Encourage full sentences, for example, “The boy is running” or “The girl is eating”. Stand several cards on the stand and put together the sequence of the day’s actions together. You can also act out the action seen in the photograph – that strengthens the link between word and movement.
🧑🏫 Tips for professionals
Speech and language therapists use action photographs to consolidate verbs and shape sentence structure – essential for correct speech. Teachers use the cards to teach children to tell coherent stories and to widen their active vocabulary. The aid suits practice with “what is he doing?” questions and developing a sense of time and sequence. Real images help children with speech difficulties grasp abstract verbs more easily.
📦 What is in the set?
- 54 action photographs (16,6 × 11,6 cm);
- 1 photograph stand.
👶 Who is it for?
For children from 3 years. Perfect for nurseries, speech and language therapists and parents who want to develop a child’s vocabulary, use of verbs and spoken language with lifelike action photographs.
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