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While it is possible to focus on individual language items, you can use the cards to include more complex language and phrases. If you are using them to complement the story, you can choose to target specific animal, directions or place vocabulary, or adjective phrases. For some ideas, see the Possible Language Focus.
Besides language, your students will develop their social skills, listening, speaking and even literacy skills.
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