Spark Cards Sequence Cards for Storytelling and Picture Interpretation Speech Therapy Game, Special Education Materials, Sentence Building, Problem Solving, Improve Language Skills

I first bought the Spark Cards 2, but knew that soon I would be adding to my repertoire by buying thefirst set. I am so glad I did. This set of cards is a high-quality resource which lends itself to so manydifferent goals and skills. My students were thrilled that I got another set. I love the questions thataccompany each sequence. The questions encourage students to think critically. In addition, variousproblem-solving scenarios are listed for each sequence. I love how the box is organized so neatly withdividers and color-coded cards. The pictures are interesting and there are lots of small details in eachscene to talk about and expand on, depending on the skill/level of the student. These cards are afantastic resource that I use often!

Las historias permiten trabajar muy bien con varios tipos de ejercicios. Muy buen material. Se me hizo un poco caro, pero si es una buena inversión para profesores o terapeutas.

We use this in many ways in our homeschool. Great product and great for kids who don't know what to write. I get these out and use it for our creative writing

How cool is it that I can conduct professional speech therapy sessions without any formal education? These cards set it all out for me, perfectly planned lessons in whatever my child’s langue goals are. There is so much you can do with them, it’s insane! My kid’s therapist recommended them to me, and I am very grateful. I use them with all my kids, not only the ones in therapy, because they are versatile in terms of level. In fact, when friends come over, I hear them saying, “Let’s play Spark”, and explaining to their friends what the “game” is all about. 😂PROS:-beautiful, clear, and culturally diverse illustrations-easy materials provided for dummy moms like me-for all language levels from delayed toddlers to smart preteens-strong sturdy cards and storageCONS:-these should have come out 15 years ago when my older ones were little. It’s about time someone filled in this need...

I’m a middle school SLP and I was looking for sequencing cards for older students. This fit the bill!