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Enrich your students' knowledge of the English language with this fun pack of common proverbs, sayings and cliches. Ideal for Year 3 and English as Second Language students.

Have fun with common idioms in the English language. One side of the card has an idiom, the reverse side explains in simple terms what it means. Will assist with student?s reading comprehension. Ideal for Year 3 and English as Second Language students.

These cards are a humorous and motivational resource for all readers. Students are required to read the joke on one side of the card and then discover the answer by posting the card into the chute. Reluctant readers will love these cards

Use these cards to assist students? recognition of pictures and their associated word. One side of the card has a common object, the reverse side its name. Ideal for Pre-school and English as Second Language students.

This pack of cards will help student?s identify common household objects and read their names. Ideal for Pre-school, Year 1, and English as Second Language students.

Use these cards to promote student?s recognition of the relationship between common objects, e.g. brush - shovel, shoes ? socks. Ideal for Pre-school, Year 1, and English as Second Language students.

Enrich student's knowledge of abbreviations and their meanings by using this set of chute cards. The abbreviation is on one side of the card, its full meaning on the other.Ideal for Year 4

This pack of cards will fascinate students, showing them how so many words in the English language derive from Latin and Greek roots. Students read a list of words with a common root word and then guess its meaning. A picture of a Roman soldier or Greek scholar indicating the origin of each word accompanies each answer.

tudents practise the various ways of changing singular nouns into plural. A wonderful way of mastering this irregularconcept.

Change words into their abbreviated form and back again with these exciting cards. Students develop an understanding of the rules of contractions in a fun way.

Change verbs from the present tense to the past tense and back again with these exciting cards. Students quickly learn these irregular examples. Ideal for Year 3 and up.

Learn about the use of apostrophes and their placement in contractions, ownership and plurals with this fabulous set of Chute Cards. Read the word or sentence on the front of the card and decide where the apostrophe should be placed, before posting the card into the self-correcting Smart Chute (sold...

This pack of cards teaches words with opposite meanings and allows children to predict them. Ideal for Year 1 and up.

Expand your pupils' vocabulary with these cards featuring low-frequent words. These cards present an interest word on one side with three possible definitions and the answer on the back. Ideal for years 3 and up.

Improve your language skills by learning new words in context. Each interest word is presented in a sentence with three possible definitions and the answer on the back. Ideal for years 3 and up. SOLD OUTYou may be interested in our Vocab Builder chute cards instead.

Use these cards to teach the names of fruit and vegetables. Features clear photography on one side of the card and the noun on the reverse. Also useful for discussion: Is it a fruit or vegetable? Does it grow above or below the ground? Further activities could include ranking in order of personal taste, or putting the cards into alphabetical order.

Use these chute cards to teach onomatopoeia and memory ' Year 2 and above.

A fun set of discovery cards; decide which collective noun describes which animals or objects.

For children who have difficulties with writing 'b' and 'd'. Illustrations show the right and wrong letter formations with examples.

A list of words that sound the same but are spelt differently on the front, with the words in sentences on the back.

These cards show children how a word can change when an e is added to the end.