Straight Picture Code Cards - Letterland International

These cards are typically used for children in early years education, from preschool through early primary grades (ages 4-7), who are learning to read and write.

While the cards can be used independently as visual aids, they are designed to be most effective and provide the full learning benefit when used in conjunction with the "Letterland Teacher's Guide."

It refers to the standard way the letters are presented, without the character's body shape as seen in some other Letterland materials. This format is specifically for transitioning to plain text.

The set includes cards for a-z and other key phonemes and spelling patterns, as detailed in the "Letterland Teacher's Guide."

Yes, the visual association provided by the picture codes can be very beneficial for ESL learners in associating sounds and letters.

Product details indicate the condition is 'NEW'. Specific material information like lamination would be found in detailed product specifications; typically, educational cards are durable for repeated use.

Cards can be shuffled. Refer to the "Letterland Teacher's Guide" for the recommended order for introducing letters and phonemes.

Reinforce the picture code association. Ensure the child understands that each distinct sound and letter has a specific picture to aid memory. Use the cards consistently.

Try using the cards in different ways – trace the letter while saying the sound, or act out the picture. Supplement with other activities mentioned in the "Letterland Teacher's Guide."