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There are a total of 64 illustrated synonym word cards which depict the following: They can match cards or use as a visual to brainstorm other words that mean the same as the picture given.The cards can also be used to spark their writing. There are pairs of synonyms depicted by the same picture so that they will get familiar with the concept.
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