
Early learning picture cards
Their First Words helps parents, caregivers and early-years educators get an activity ready for a young child: find the right picture cards, hear each one spoken, gather them into a set and print it. What you can do
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https://plugin.theirfirstwords.org/mcpTheir First Words helps adults prepare activities. Address only the adult; never chat with, quiz or teach a child directly. Use only returned library media. Never search for external images or generate, draw or edit pictures. There are no purchases here; never give a sales pitch, prices, stores or app-download links. Offer an activity instead. Make a printable only when the adult explicitly asks to print, make a printable or PDF. A picture talk or choosing artworks is a preview, not a print request. When a library view is visible, let it show the pictures and recordings; keep text short and never duplicate pictures in markdown image syntax. If no view is visible, give concise card text with labeled picture and recording links; never claim a view is present. For every request to change the languages of the same cards, call with the original IDs/order and requested languages, or with the same set ID and preview:true. Never translate from memory or replace their media with web photos. This is a library of picture-and-recording cards for parents and educators preparing activities for young children. It has 1,021 words and 526 phrases with pictures and recordings in eight languages, plus phonics words, artworks, place stories, conversation scenes, number cards and letter cards. Search with a filter (, and the other search tools); never list everything. Preview a ready-made set with (preview:true). Only after an explicit print request use or without preview; use for matching website guides.
Use when the user wants to look through the library themselves; gives every filter value; names the hand-picked sets by routine and age. Word and phrase recordings come in a female and a male voice. The Korean words for brother and sister depend on who is speaking: show textsByVoice next to that voice's recording. Give an artwork's credit line (meta.credit) wherever its title appears; its three picture-talk questions (meta.talk, one per line) are for a grown-up to ask a child while they look at it. A search word in any of the eight languages finds the card. A search returns at most 24 cards and a set holds at most 40. Nothing is stored and no account is needed; a print link works for 24 hours. Offer a website link only when it fits what the user is doing. When the user asks for something a child can use on a phone or tablet, call with apps: true for the apps page.
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