LOGICO PICCOLO • LANGUAGE • AGES 6+

Language – Picture Stories

LOGICO Piccolo Picture Stories contains 16 hands-on learning and answer cards designed to develop language, sequencing, visual comprehension, concentration, classification and recognition of logical story structures.

THIS PRODUCT

16 Picture Stories Learning Cards

You are purchasing the LOGICO Piccolo Language – Picture Stories card pack .

LEARNING FOCUS

Stories, Sequence & Language

Children use visual clues to understand what is happening, recognise relationships between events and work out how a story fits together.

PLEASE NOTE BEFORE ORDERING

A Green LOGICO Piccolo Board Is Required

The green board is NOT included with this card pack.

If you don't already own a Piccolo board, you will need to purchase one separately to use these Picture Stories cards.

Required: LOGICO Piccolo Green Board • Sold Separately

UNDERSTANDING STORIES WITHOUT RELYING ON LOTS OF TEXT

Pictures Can Tell a Whole Story

Children learn to look carefully at what is happening in each picture, recognise clues and think about how different events are connected.

This makes Picture Stories a useful way to practise sequencing and language while also encouraging children to explain what they see and think about what might have happened before or after.

LANGUAGE & THINKING SKILLS

What Does Picture Stories Help Develop?

The cards encourage children to interpret visual information and understand relationships between people, objects, actions and events.

📖 Story Sequencing Work out which event happened first, what happened next and how a story develops. 💬 Language Development Use pictures and story situations as prompts for thinking, describing and discussing what is happening. 👀 Perception Look closely at pictures and notice important visual information. 🔗 Cause & Effect Think about how an action or event may have caused something else to happen. 🗂️ Classification Recognise which objects, situations or pictures logically belong together. 🎯 Concentration Pay attention to visual clues and details before deciding on an answer.

📖 Story Sequencing Work out which event happened first, what happened next and how a story develops.

💬 Language Development Use pictures and story situations as prompts for thinking, describing and discussing what is happening.

👀 Perception Look closely at pictures and notice important visual information.

🔗 Cause & Effect Think about how an action or event may have caused something else to happen.

🗂️ Classification Recognise which objects, situations or pictures logically belong together.

🎯 Concentration Pay attention to visual clues and details before deciding on an answer.

16 PICTURE-BASED LEARNING CARDS

What Will Children Actually Do?

Each activity asks children to study the pictures and use visual clues, sequence and logic to determine the correct relationship.

⏱️ Put Events in Order Decide which picture comes first and which event logically follows. 🔗 Find Cause & Effect Look at the result and work out which action, object or event caused it. ❌ Find What Doesn't Belong Identify the picture or object that does not logically fit the story situation. 🖼️ Read the Visual Clues Notice details within pictures and use them to understand what is happening. 🧠 Recognise Logical Structure Think about how people, actions and events logically relate to one another. 💬 Talk About the Story Use the illustrated situations as opportunities to describe, explain and discuss what is happening.

⏱️ Put Events in Order Decide which picture comes first and which event logically follows.

🔗 Find Cause & Effect Look at the result and work out which action, object or event caused it.

❌ Find What Doesn't Belong Identify the picture or object that does not logically fit the story situation.

🖼️ Read the Visual Clues Notice details within pictures and use them to understand what is happening.

🧠 Recognise Logical Structure Think about how people, actions and events logically relate to one another.

💬 Talk About the Story Use the illustrated situations as opportunities to describe, explain and discuss what is happening.

BUILD STORY STRUCTURE

First → Next → Then → Finally

Understanding the order of events helps children make sense of stories and everyday situations.