Detailed Description A variation on why questions and responses in photographic form. Each of the 24 pairs of cards shows an activity and a possible outcome or consequence. There are four subject groups: Accidents, Difficulties, Time and Emotions, each of which has numerous examples. One example is a girl building a high tower out of blocks...and they fall down. These cards can be used for asking questions, teaching social language and creating social stories.

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