What's Missing? : Colorcards

What’s Missing? : Colorcards

R598.00

Set Includes: 
  • 48 cards

In stock

SKU: 9780863883644 Category:
Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 27.5 × 21 × 1.5 cm

Description

Description
What’s Missing? – Visual Reasoning & Observation Card Set (48 Cards / 24 Pairs)
Build Visual Attention | Strengthen Problem Solving | Develop Descriptive Language
What’s Missing? is a uniquely engaging set of 48 large-format photo cards, designed to challenge and develop key cognitive and language skills through visual comparison and deduction. Presented as 24 paired scenes, each pair features:
  • Card A: A complete, detailed photographic scene
  • Card B: The same scene—with five carefully selected items or elements removed
These “missing” components range in complexity, from minor anomalies to significant disruptions that affect the functionality or logic of the scene—providing excellent opportunities for critical thinking, inference, and expressive language.

Therapeutic and Educational Benefits:
  • Visual discrimination and observation: Strengthen attention to detail by identifying subtle differences.
  • Problem solving and reasoning: Encourage exploration of cause and effect, functional object use, and logical inconsistencies.
  • Expressive and descriptive language: Support the use of precise vocabulary, sentence formulation, and situational language.
  • Cognitive flexibility: Foster abstract thinking and perspective-taking—what’s missing, and how does it impact the scene?
  • Memory and sequencing: Ideal for activities that reinforce visual memory and storytelling skills.

Designed For:
  • Speech and language therapy (SLT)
  • Special education and inclusive classrooms
  • Cognitive rehabilitation (e.g., brain injury, stroke recovery)
  • Occupational therapy
  • Group work or individual sessions with older children, teens, and adults
  • English language learning (EAL/ESL)
The cards are arranged in order of increasing difficulty, allowing practitioners to tailor sessions to different ability levels and gradually increase challenge and engagement.

Example Activity:
In a picnic scene, learners might be prompted to find what’s missing—a cup, a banana, part of a plate, or a man’s ring—then discuss how the changes affect the scene and its logic.

Product Details:
  • 48 large-format photographic cards (210 x 148 mm)
  • 24 pairs: 1 complete scene + 1 with 5 missing elements
  • Items missing fall into categories:
    • No impact on activity
    • Inconvenient or illogical changes
    • Changes that affect functionality
    • Impossible or absurd changes
  • Supplied with guidance booklet and boxed for easy storage
  • Suitable for older children, adolescents, and adults

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 27.5 × 21 × 1.5 cm