Set of 33 playing card pairs (numbers 1-30, plus, minus, equals) and 2 wildcards.

The Easy to Learn and Simple to Teach method helps you and your children:

• Increases visual skills and observation skills.
• Learn through play
• Build sign language vocabulary

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• Depending on the skill level of the children, choose 3-20 pairs of letters, numbers or words.
• Deal 4 cards to each child that they hold in their hand, hidden from the other children.
• Spread out the remaining cards on the table face down.
• Start the game by asking any player if they have a specific card, one that you hold in your hand.
• If the player you ask has the matching card, they give it to you and you place the pair face up in front of you on the table. As you’ve made a match, your turn continues. Ask the same player or another player for a different card.
• If the player you’ve asked does not have the card, they tell you to “Go Fish”.
• You then draw a card from the “Go Fish” pile and your turn is over.
• It is now the turn of the child to your left and that child chooses you or another player to ask for a letter, word or sign.
• If a match is made, the child’s turn continues. If not, the child is told to “Go Fish” and they must draw a card from the “fish pond”. Their turn is now over.
• The game continues around the table until all matches have been made and placed in front of the children.
• The child with the most matches at the end of the game is the winner