Naming and Identification. Level 2

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School Readiness

Helps assess understanding and use of complex language, including part–whole relationships, prepositions, antonyms, professions and their attributes, emotions, and constructions with negation (“not”).

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me-002-823 Parts of a Whole

me-002-600 Cards with Different People Performing the Same Actions

me-002-557 Antonym Adjectives

me-002-311 Prepositions

me-002-483 Professions and Their Attributes

me-002-563 Emotions and States

me-002-501 Negation-Based Differentiation (“Not”)

me-002-496 Differentiation by Three Statements

me-002-436 Objects, Actions, and Attributes

me-001-582 Sorting Box for Flashcard Storage

me-001-294 Storage and Transport Case for Didactic Materials

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The assessment kit for cognitive development “Naming and Identification. Level 2” is designed for children who have already mastered a basic vocabulary and are transitioning to more nuanced language comprehension. The kit assesses not only knowledge of object names, but also understanding of object parts (e.g., roof, handle, shell), the comprehension and use of antonym adjectives (wet/dry, heavy/light), and more complex spatial prepositions (between, in front of, behind). Dedicated sections focus on social competence (professions, emotions) and phrase-based speech, including the description of picture scenes. A distinctive component of the kit targets logical thinking within language: understanding instructions with negation and the ability to identify an object based on a verbal description (riddle). The final set of 100 cards serves as a tool for large-scale assessment of both expressive and receptive vocabulary.  

The kit is suitable for early childhood settings, school readiness groups, primary, inclusive, and special education classrooms, as well as psychological and educational support centres, and provides a more advanced level of assessment of language comprehension and use.

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The assessment kit for cognitive development “Naming and Identification. Level 2” is designed for children who have already mastered a basic vocabulary and are transitioning to more nuanced language comprehension. The kit assesses not only knowledge of object names, but also understanding of object parts (e.g., roof, handle, shell), the comprehension and use of antonym adjectives (wet/dry, heavy/light), and more complex spatial prepositions (between, in front of, behind). Dedicated sections focus on social competence (professions, emotions) and phrase-based speech, including the description of picture scenes. A distinctive component of the kit targets logical thinking within language: understanding instructions with negation and the ability to identify an object based on a verbal description (riddle). The final set of 100 cards serves as a tool for large-scale assessment of both expressive and receptive vocabulary.  

The kit is suitable for early childhood settings, school readiness groups, primary, inclusive, and special education classrooms, as well as psychological and educational support centres, and provides a more advanced level of assessment of language comprehension and use.

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Working with UNOWA was a turning point for our university. Their expert-led training in ABA, ADOS-2 and MIKKO reshaped how we think, teach, and prepare inclusive educators. The model inclusion classroom they equipped has become a living lab, a space where theory becomes hands-on skill. This partnership didn’t just support a project. It laid the foundation for a more humane, modern and inclusive education system in Kazakhstan.
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Thanks to our partnership with UNOWA, even schools in Armenia’s most remote regions now have access to fully equipped science and technology labs. Nearly half of the country’s schools have been modernized, bringing equal learning conditions to every student, no matter where they live.
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Thanks to our partnership with UNOWA, even schools in Armenia’s most remote regions now have access to fully equipped science and technology labs. Nearly half of the country’s schools have been modernized, bringing equal learning conditions to every student, no matter where they live.
Zhanna Andreasyan
Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport. The Government of the Republic of Armenia
Thanks to UNOWA’s innovative approach and professional guidance, we’ve redefined how we prepare future educators. The MIKKO training and inclusion lab brought international best practices to our university, not just as theory, but as living, hands-on tools that inspire confidence and real change.
Irina Rovnyakova
Vice-Rector for Strategic Development and International Relations Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University
Working with UNOWA was a turning point for our university. Their expert-led training in ABA, ADOS-2 and MIKKO reshaped how we think, teach, and prepare inclusive educators. The model inclusion classroom they equipped has become a living lab, a space where theory becomes hands-on skill. This partnership didn’t just support a project. It laid the foundation for a more humane, modern and inclusive education system in Kazakhstan.
Yerkin Zhumankulova
Vice-Rector in Academic Affairs Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University
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