Photographic material to develop visual discrimination. Pairs of pictures illustrating everyday situations in which there are three differences in each pair that must be located. The task is to identify and explain them verbally in order to foster a wide repertoire of communication and language skills: lexical evocation, sentence structuring, narrative creation, etc. We can also work on visual memory by showing a card and then hiding it. Such skills can be performed orally or in writing. Resource especially recommended for both children and adults.

The set consists of 24 pairs of photo cards of great quality and size and 1 box for storage and transport.

Shall we learn to count coins?

Game to learn about our monetary system and teach the little ones to manage purchases (pay, return change, ...). The set is composed of 18 activities that will guide learning along with an assortment of plastic bills and coins for: visual discrimination and selection according to precise criteria, visual recognition of the elements that make up the currency, the association of the known coins with their coded writing, the comparison of quantities using numerical procedures and much more. Essential material as a complement in any corner or space of symbolic play: stores, restaurants, hairdressing salons, etc.

The wooden tongue depressors of a lifetime

Wooden tongue depressor or spatula that facilitates exploration and specific speech therapy work.

Available in box of 100 units. Quantity discount.

Play games and improve phonology

Card game developed to facilitate, through the game, the phonoaudiological learning and the development of the child's communication. The game contains 60 cards, 44 work on words with the PL and PR synphons in initial and medial position; 10 cards work on exercises to complete words and finally, 6 cards with word games with the letter "P" and its respective synphons.

What happens next?

Fun material to work both oral and written language. The set consists of 56 illustrated cards (28 pairs) that represent situations that allow you to predict the immediate consequences or effects (e.g. A little boy puts the leash on his dog, and ... what will happen next? The child will go for a walk with his dog). Contains an explanatory card with ideas for different game options (memory, auditory description,...).

The pack contains a metal box for storage and transport of the cards.