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Developing matching skills is an important stage of the Child’s development. These skills help develop visual discrimination, spatial memory and recognition of shapes. Paying attention to detail, is vital for reading, writing and other school skills.
Original price was: €14.65.€13.47Current price is: €13.47.
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Purchase this item and get 1 Bead - a worth of €0.16The matching card activity, “Same Fruit – Different Colour”, presents a further extension to improve visual discrimination. Visual discrimination helps the Child see subtle differences between objects or pictures. This visual perceptual skill, “paying attention to detail”, is vital for reading, writing and other school skills.
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| Weight | 0.19 kg |
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| Dimensions | 18 × 13 × 4 cm |
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Such a clever product. Wonderful way to illustrate the difference between fruits.
This activity has been regularly used on my shelf. Works well to illustrate the same but different concept.
This is a quality product. Definitely beats trying to make it yourself. The images are so bright and cheerful.
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Odelia Pfeiffer (verified owner) –
Such a clever product. Wonderful way to illustrate the difference between fruits.
June White (verified owner) –
This activity has been regularly used on my shelf. Works well to illustrate the same but different concept.
Blair (verified owner) –
This is a quality product. Definitely beats trying to make it yourself. The images are so bright and cheerful.