Description
Learning singular and plural present tense is a cinch with the Is & Are Fun Deck.
Each of the 26 match-up pairs has a singular "is" card and a matching plural "are" card.
Cards are animated scenes and are stored in a sturdy storage tin.
Includes game ideas as well as our new bonus playing cards (Treasure, Reverse, and Wild!).
This deck is a "must-have" in all therapy cabinets.
Learning has never been more fun!
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