Changing Verbs to Nouns Cards
Help…helper, dance…dancer, teach…teacher, sing…singer. Change verbs into nouns with this creative Fun Deck! Each of the 26 colorful card pairs (52 total) has one card that illustrates a verb and provides a sentence cue (“A person who teaches is a…”) and a matching noun card (“…teacher”). An excellent grammar and language expansion therapy resource! Also includes six bonus cards for game variations and two content/game idea cards. Cards measure 2 ½” x 3 ½” and are stored in a sturdy storage tin.
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