• Speech Corner Photo Cards: What Goes Together? educational card deck box by Rachele Ellsworth, M.S.
  • An educational card titled 'What Goes Together?' with a yellow border, white center panel, and black text defining receptive and expressive language cues related to items that go with shoes, belt, and scarf.
  • A product collage on a yellow background showing a pair of gray athletic sneakers with purple laces and sole accents, plus three smaller product images below: a black belt, blue striped ankle socks, and a blue patterned necktie. Small copyright text appears along the bottom.
  • An educational card titled 'What Goes Together?' with a yellow border, a white central panel, and black text listing receptive and expressive food-related vocabulary prompts.
  • A graphic featuring three food panels on a yellow background: bacon strips in the center, fried eggs on the lower left, chocolate chip cookies in the lower center, and tortilla chips on the lower right. Small copyright text appears along the bottom edge.
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What Goes Together? Photo Cards

What Goes Together? Photo Cards

Build Categorization and Vocabulary Skills

By Rachele Ellsworth, M.S., CCC-SLP

Grades PreK - 3 | Ages 4 - 8

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Recognizing that a toothbrush goes with toothpaste, or a bat with a ball, is an early step toward categorization, vocabulary, and reasoning. These photo cards build that skill through real-world images for students in prekindergarten through grade 3.

Build categorization and vocabulary through real-life photo cards that ask what goes together.

Each of the 50 double-sided cards shows colourful, real-life images and asks students to group related objects and explain the connection. With three categorization prompts per card, the set offers 150 practice opportunities, ready to use for structured practice or open-ended discussion.

Skill targets:

  • Categorization and semantic grouping
  • Vocabulary development
  • Reasoning about relationships
  • Answering WH-questions
  • Expressive and receptive language

Who are these photo cards helpful for?

These photo cards are ideal for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), special educators, and classroom teachers, and they support English language learners. They suit students in prekindergarten through grade 3 who are building early categorization and vocabulary, and they work in individual therapy, small group intervention, and independent centres.

Why Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), special educators, and teachers love these photo cards:

Grouping familiar objects is a concrete entry point into the categorization and semantic networks that underpin later vocabulary and reasoning, and the real photographs make those relationships obvious to young and visual learners. The three prompts per card give you 150 chances to build the skill through repetition.

What Goes Together? Photo Cards includes:

  • 50 double-sided cards with real-life photo prompts
  • 150 categorization practice opportunities
  • Durable and ready to use out of the box
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