Description
Children with autism and other special needs often have difficulty with communication, especially inferences and idioms. We’ve created a fun way to practice and learn what the idiom is and what it’s meaning is.
Adorable flash cards give the idiom and then the explanation on the opposite side.
Print out, fold, and laminate for multi-time use. Colorful and easy to use.
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