PREPOSITIONS & SEQUENCING
*New* Bears & Chairs
"The kits have been such a well-received resource for our teachers and our students. Having something that doesn't require any preparation, and that is so flexible to meet the needs of a variety of students has been so beneficial." - Brooklyn Ryan ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Couldn't load pickup availability
Fully Guided For You:
85 picture cards are organized into 3 levels of increasing difficulty. It is the cards that will guide your practice and scaffold the language so that you can meet children where they’re at and grow from there!
Easy Acquisition of Early Basic Concepts:
Repetitive practice of position, colour, size, and quantity words will help children master early concepts that are essential for academic success.
Extension Activity to Target Time Words in Sequences:
Run through 5 different 3-part sequences as a meaningful way to practice time words first, then, last! Add in time words before and after through reflective questioning.
How to use receptively (listening)
How to use receptively (listening)
First you're the speaker. Pick up a card and read the sentence at the top. Then the child will arrange the objects to show their understanding. Reveal the card and together compare the image to the arrangement. If it matches, yay! if not, this is your teaching moment.
How to use expressively (speaking)
How to use expressively (speaking)
The child picks up a card and describes the image using the language you just modelled to them when you were the speaker. Arrange the objects as they described and say"ready!" They reveal the picture card and compare it to the arrangement. If it matches, yay! If not, this is your teaching moment.
Easily use in a group
Easily use in a group
Have 4-6 students sit around a table. Place the objects in a tray or container that can easily be passed around. Everyone takes turns being the listener and speaker. This makes a really great "buddy class" activity where the older students can be supporting the younger ones!







Give children the oral communication skills they need to succeed
Oral skills such as listening, speaking, building vocabulary, verbal working memory, executive functioning and social communication are THE foundation that literacy sits upon.
Our multi-sensory approach makes language learning meaningful and memorable.