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Prepositions Photographic Flashcards

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$10.55 $15.99 In stock

Teach prepositions using these high-quality photographic flashcards. Includes 22 cards with 8 next to, 4 on top, 2 inside, 2 between and 2 behind flashcards, all designed to teach the fundamentals of prepositions. Instructions included in box.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva I. ★★★★★

The photos are clear and real, not cartoonish, which finally got my son to understand "behind" and "between". Having 8 cards just for "next to" means we can drill the tricky ones without repeating the same picture twice.

Robert C. ★★★★★

I've been using these with my 3-year-old and the "between" and "behind" cards finally made those words click for him. Having 8 "next to" cards gives plenty of repetition, which is exactly what he needed before moving on to the trickier ones.

Michael W. ★★★★★

The mix of 22 cards covers all the key prepositions my students struggle with, and having multiple "next to" and "on top" examples means we can practice the same concept over and over without repeating a scene. My ELL group finally grasped "between" once they could see it in these real photos instea