Set of nine large format 3-4 piece puzzles of food silhouettes for children aged two and upwards.
Geriatricians
If you are a geriatrician or your profession is related to the physical and psychological care of the elderly, in this section you will find materials and games aimed at both rehabilitating and promoting their abilities.
The materials below are designed to help you practice and improve different cognitive aspects: attention, concentration, memory and discrimination, as well as emotional and sensory aspects.
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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.
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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.
Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds from the house and the city, associate them with their real picture and also learn their names.
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.
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.
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).
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Association game to match 108 nouns with their corresponding image. It is available in a wide variety of languages.
A game of association for matching 108 verbs with their corresponding images. Available in a wide variety of languages.
Go through obstacles, direct the ball and reach your goal!
Two fun scenes that help to exercise intensity, strength and directional blowing skills to develop optimum breathing patterns. You can play alone or in pairs.
54 photos of pets, farm animals and wild animals in their habitats
54 photos of different everyday actions.
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54 photographs of different household objects.
54 photographs of different body parts and clothes.
54 photographs which represent basic adjectives.
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 about where do animals live: on the farm, in the jungle, in the desert, at the Poles or in the sea.
A game of association for learning to classify foodstuffs depending on their origin.
Chopping tray with a safety frame to hold paper. Felt surface: resists wear and tear. The base of the tray prevents damage to the work area. With space to store the ergonomic awl. Includes templates to start in pre-writing.
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A game comprising 7 geometric shapes and 35 photos of everyday objects which represent geometric figures in real life.
A set of 216 cards for working with numbers and doing calculations. All the cards are in black on the front and red on the back.
100 cards printed on both sides, with operations of elemental sums, of two addends of different colours on the obverse and the results in red on the reverse side.
100 cards printed on both sides, one with the multiplicand in blue and the multiplier in black, and on the other the result in red. The different colours allow the cards to be grouped together to work with multiplication tables.
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A game of association for learning how to classify the actions associated with the different rooms in the house.
32 photos and 88 letters to form the word represented by each photo. It also lets you create lots of other words. It can be used to form words in 11 different languages.
A game of observation and handling which allows children to discover the properties of magnetism by replicating the cards with the magnetic rings.
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Four fun games that allow you to train the blowing strength, blowing control and to exercise directional skills. To develop a correct respiratory pattern.
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These orofacial practice cards help people to adopt the correct positioning of the lips, tongue, jaw and palate, maximizing the coordination and strength of the orofacial muscles. Orofacial praxis cards are part of Myofunctional Therapy (TMF) which is especially recommended for re-educating the habits of sucking, breathing, chewing, swallowing,...
These pre-reading cards are based on a very simple concept vowels and an entertaining working system: Lecto-Bits. They help to develop the habit of reading without the need to know all the letters in the alphabet, just the vowels. The set contains five blocks with different levels of difficulty.
This cards help to accelerate the normal process of...
Skills Development Games
Lecto-bits cards with phonetic syllables for learning to read and improving reading skills
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These cards feature all the phonetic syllables in the alphabet to help improve recognition of letters, speed up the reading process and help to identify whether there is any anomaly in a particular phonetic group so this can subsequently be worked on with the relevant Logo-Bit cards.
These cards help to speed up the normal reading learning process of any...
Improvement of psychomotor skills through passive and dynamic games
Leisure activities for older people can revitalise motor skills and competences and also provide a good mood. Depending on the fitness level of the older child, outdoor games that involve gentle exercise are highly recommended for health and socializing. Other games that involve socialization and creative work, such as drawing or crafts, also provide mental stimulation and improve memory.
The increase in life expectancy means that the older population is increasing, and they need care and specialized personnel to care for them. Geriatric patients always benefit when their caregivers keep them stimulated. By remaining active when they enter old age, it helps these people to prevent and slow down the deterioration of the mind and body caused by the natural wear and tear of time, or caused by the presence of any pathology. Whether they are retired and living at home or living in nursing homes, seniors can always engage in a wide variety of activities with family or friends.
Geriatric leisure activities
Don't let the age of your elders limit your concept of them: the elders also like to have fun. It greatly influences their quality of life that older people have the option to participate in games and activities that are fun and rewarding to them. The next time you visit an elderly person, a safe way to entertain them is to take out an old board game or learn a new card game; choose their favorite board game, or ask the older person to teach you a new game.
During old age, people have more free time to entertain themselves. Physical and mental playful activity, to the extent possible for the individual, provides a therapeutic opportunity to practice cognitive, motor and sensory skills. In some cases, the same game can be part of occupational therapy, as geriatric patients often enjoy activities that involve socializing with others.
The variety of Akros products for the elderly allows you to exercise your memory with association games, or fine psychomotor skills when manipulating games with figures, or cognitive skills with games where you have to find differences or deduce. These are versatile activities that can be adjusted in difficulty according to the patient's conditions.