Detailed description: Detailed description:
PLEASE NOTE! 
 When delivered, our products are neither cut nor laminated. The accessories, like perspex boxes, file caskets and so on, that are sometimes shown in the catalog, were only taken to demonstrate a possible use of our items. They are not part of the item itself and not included.
 pages  14  
leaves  14  
Age  5-6, 7-11  
Contributors  Review: Beatrice Deveaux, Translation: Paul Read 
 Idea: Saskia Haspel, Drawings: Michael Demel  
manual  Recommended Age (s):  5-11 years  
Preparing the material:  All of the cards are meant to be laminated (recommended laminate thickness: 90-125 micron). 
 The individual cards need to be cut out. 
 Sides not to be laminated: side 14 (template) 
 Sides or cards to be bound into a booklet: none  
Teaching content:  The material includes pairs of adjectives that can be used for opposites (thick / thin, full / empty, big / small, etc.) and also for comparisons (thicker than, thinner than, as thick as, as thin as, etc.) . The correct use of the words 'than' and 'as' is highlighted.  
Possible Applications:  Early reading, working with different word groups, visual differences, etc. 
 Free time activity, individual work, pair work, small group work  
Before you begin:  To work with this material, the children require: 
 a floor mat or a felt board, stationery for writing (for the worksheet)  
How to use:  This material can be used on three levels: 
 1) Terms - The individual pictures should be labeled and matched with the adjectives (old car / new car). With the triplicate picture cards the children should decide which pictures are alike and which are different. 
 2) Comparisons - The pairing cards can be used to work with the word groups (as old as / as new as / older than / newer than). 
 3) Key words - The children can focus on the words 'as' (alike) and 'than' (different). The pairing cards can be paired with the cards with incomplete sentences. The key words 'as' and 'than' have been left blank.  
Control of Error:  The material enables the children to check their own progress as they work.  
Additional information:  I recommend storing the cards in two separate boxes: one for the single picture cards and word cards (level 1), and the other for the pairing cards and sentence cards (levels 2 and 3).  
pages  14  
leaves  14  
Age  5-6, 7-11  
Contributors  Review: Beatrice Deveaux, Translation: Paul Read 
 Idea: Saskia Haspel, Drawings: Michael Demel  
manual  Recommended Age (s):  5-11 years  
Preparing the material:  All of the cards are meant to be laminated (recommended laminate thickness: 90-125 micron). 
 The individual cards need to be cut out. 
 Sides not to be laminated: side 14 (template) 
 Sides or cards to be bound into a booklet: none  
Teaching content:  The material includes pairs of adjectives that can be used for opposites (thick / thin, full / empty, big / small, etc.) and also for comparisons (thicker than, thinner than, as thick as, as thin as, etc.) . The correct use of the words 'than' and 'as' is highlighted.  
Possible Applications:  Early reading, working with different word groups, visual differences, etc. 
 Free time activity, individual work, pair work, small group work  
Before you begin:  To work with this material, the children require: 
 a floor mat or a felt board, stationery for writing (for the worksheet)  
How to use:  This material can be used on three levels: 
 1) Terms - The individual pictures should be labeled and matched with the adjectives (old car / new car). With the triplicate picture cards the children should decide which pictures are alike and which are different. 
 2) Comparisons - The pairing cards can be used to work with the word groups (as old as / as new as / older than / newer than). 
 3) Key words - The children can focus on the words 'as' (alike) and 'than' (different). The pairing cards can be paired with the cards with incomplete sentences. The key words 'as' and 'than' have been left blank.  
Control of Error:  The material enables the children to check their own progress as they work.  
Additional information:  I recommend storing the cards in two separate boxes: one for the single picture cards and word cards (level 1), and the other for the pairing cards and sentence cards (levels 2 and 3).