While most young children understand the grouping of items into basic categories, such as toys, food, pets, etc., children with auditory processing problems and weak language skills often do not grasp the subtle similarities and differences that allow objects, people and animals to be grouped and regrouped into a variety of categories.

This book provides students with an excellent foundation for understanding how subtle similarities and/or differences can change or build new categories within a larger group.

Help students learn this important aspect of categorization which is so essential to later mastery of higher-level language skills.

Age: 3 - 6