Open door Flashcard for Preschoolers
The open door stands wide, inviting — the picture of “come in”. Open is a doing word as much as a comparing word: children open doors, boxes, books and lids all day long, so this card names something their hands already know by heart.
What this pair teaches
Names the busiest verb in the house — doors, cupboards, books, biscuit tins.
Act both sides
Drawbridge duty: arms up for open, arms down for closed, ships pass beneath.
What it teaches
Verbs in the wild: open does things, not just describes them.
Print it like this
One sheet, both door cards, folded down the middle like a hinge.
Grown-up tip
Real doors beat card doors; start with the garden gate.
Teach it, step by step
Want the full walkthrough? Open the Open door lesson on the Learning Path.
From the Opposites & Comparing for 3 Year Olds class on the Learning Path.
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