Games for specialists
This area is dedicated to you and all professionals related to education. Whatever your specialty in this section you will find all the games and materials you need to work on your sessions or classes.
Access the area of your specialty and discover new ways to work, strengthen and develop the skills and abilities of both children and adults.
Set of ergonomic laces for little hands to practice lacing and linking objects.
The 2'5 cm tips of the laces make them easy to handle. Facilitates hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Includes 10 laces (100 cm) of different colors.
Game comprising 12 amusing stories which occur at home. It includes question-cards to let your imagination run wild and imagine different endings.
54 photographs which represent basic adjectives.
Set of ergonomic laces for little hands to practice lacing and linking objects.
The 2'5 cm tips of the laces make them easy to handle. Facilitates hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Includes 30 laces (100 cm) of different colors.
Throw the dice and match the different real-life situations with the relevant sense organ that appears on the dice.
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A game for learning to count from 1 to 10, and associate the writing of the numbers with their respective amounts.
The teacher shows two cards: a number or a quantity and an object. Children must complete their cards like a bingo game when it coincides with what the teacher shows.
A lotto game of 72 food items to practice association in two different ways: picture plus picture, and picture plus word (name of the food item).
A lotto game of 72 animals to practice association in two different ways: picture plus picture, and picture plus word (name of the animal).
A game for learning about the sequence of getting dressed and establishing independent habits
54 photographs for identifying the differences between 27 pairs.
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54 photographs for identifying the deliberate mistake in each photo.
A game of association for learning to classify foodstuffs depending on their origin.
A sensorial game for developing the sense of touch, based on distinguishing eight different textures and matching them to different photos, establishing a visual-tactile association.
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A game for learning to identify facial expressions from icons and associating them with photos of real expressions.
Throw the dice and fill the corresponding bus with the passengers, matching the picture on the dice to the picture on the side of the bus.
Sequences to help children to appreciate the importance of recycling.
A game of observation and handling which allows children to discover the properties of magnetism by replicating the cards with the magnetic rings.
Identify and put together the pairs of objects which share common characteristics
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A series of games of association for matching cards that show examples of good and bad behaviour in different everyday situations at school.
A game of association for learning about the right attitudes for protecting the environment, identifying right and wrong attitudes by matching cards.
Throw the dice and match the objects from different professions with their corresponding vehicle.
A game of association which uses the bingo system to learn how to differentiate and recognise the basic emotions, associating the image of each emotion with its corresponding sound.
Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
Set of 6 glove puppets and an MP3 CD containing two stories to perform with the glove puppets, teaching the importance of recycling and showing how the products are transformed.
A series of games of association for matching cards that show examples of good and bad behaviour in different everyday situations at home.
A series of games of association for matching cards that show examples of good and bad behaviour in different everyday situations.
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A game of association to relate basic foodstuffs with the colours of a traffic light, based on how frequently they should be eaten, where green means often, amber means sometimes and red means occasionally.
Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
Listen to the 6 classic stories and put the cartoons in order. Each story has a different coloured frame, which helps to develop a sense of time and chronological perception.
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Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds of animals and nature, associate them with their real picture and discovering their names.
Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds from the house and the city, associate them with their real picture and also learn their names.
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Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds of actions and musical instruments, associate them with their real picture, and discovering their names.
Six entertaining stories that relate the adventures of a brother and sister who learn some simple methods to save water.
Benefits of gambling for patients of all ages
Medical specialists and psychologists agree on the importance of play for children's development, regardless of the presence or absence of a disability. Children are always children, their person is not reduced to the symptomatology of a disability, and play is for them a necessity through which they learn to know and relate to the world around them. Akros games, toys and school supplies are very versatile to allow any child, regardless of the pathology that affects them, or their level of maturity, to benefit from their use. Even certain geriatric patients will enjoy the benefits of certain Akros board games that train observation and memory.
Occupational therapists will benefit from Akros' educational games in helping children with developmental delays. These are games and toys that deal with different aspects in which the child needs to progress. Akros' games for occupational therapists work in a fun way with spontaneity and creativity; these are activities where children play roles in playful simulations of everyday activities. These situations, which in real life present difficulties for the child, are overcome by play and fantasy through the controlled environment of the game, improving socialization and eliminating the stress factor.
Different games for specialists of different pathologies
Children with visual or hearing disabilities can also benefit from Akros games as part of their learning. These are products made of materials and shapes that provide the child with the sensory stimulation (sounds, colors, smells, touch) necessary for their development. Children with psychomotor problems will be able to handle different sets of large, easy-to-handle pieces. On the other hand, to train the fine motor skills, the puzzles and games of blocks and lace pieces are part of the resources that Akros brings to psychotherapists.
Speech therapists can use Akros' well-known Logo Bits method for the rehabilitation of patients of any age. Rehabilitation and language development games can be used for children with learning difficulties (for example, due to the incidence of a pathology); or in adults (for example, with limited pronunciation because Spanish is not their mother tongue). Logo Bits consists of playful activities in which the patient is shown cards with an image and the transcription of the sounds of the syllables that make up the word that names it.