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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.
Psychologists, pedagogues and educational psychologists
Discover this section dedicated to psychologists, pedagogues and psychopedagogists and Therapeutic Pedagogy teachers. Here you will find all kinds of materials and games to work with children in both educational and clinical settings.
You can develop the cognitive part of children with games that work memory, attention, observation and concentration. With our emotional and conflict resolution games you will be able to work empathy and social skills. Our games will also serve to detect emotional deficiencies or situations of abuse. The game will be the platform to communicate in their language.
A series of games of association for matching cards that show examples of good and bad behaviour in different everyday situations at home.
A game of association for learning about the right attitudes for protecting the environment, identifying right and wrong attitudes by matching cards.
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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Throw the dice and pick up the corresponding colour card. Don´t show it to anyone, turn over the hourglass and start acting. Whoever manages to guess what youre representing before the time runs out gets to keep the card. The winner is the person with the most cards.
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Throw the dice and let your imagination run wild. Make up stories with the characters, animals, objects and actions that appear on the dice.
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A board for planning everyday activities at both home and school, associating them with the hours of the day in both the AM/PM and 24-hour-clock versions.
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32 pictures and 88 letters to form the word represented by each picture. It also lets you create lots of other words.
A weekly calendar to introduce very young children to the concept of time, distinguishing between yesterday, today and tomorrow. You can position the days of the week and the month.
It includes simple three-step time sequences and pictures of the weather.
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Contains 10 dice which can be customized with more than 100 stickers for practising basic concepts such as animals, the five senses, the emotions, numbers from 1 to 10, geometric figures, vehicles, addition and subtraction, etc.
Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
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A game for learning to identify facial expressions from icons and associating them with photos of real expressions.
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300 counters in 6 different colours for practising colour classification using the 4 large dice.
A group memory game in which the pupils work together to get the animals into the farm before the wolf arrives.
A group memory game in which the pupils work together to get the children into the school before the bell rings.
A display panel made from very hard-wearing plasticized canvas with transparent bands. A very useful piece of equipment for daily teaching tasks.
Roll-up erasable metallic board. Practical and light. It allows writing and/or playing with magnetic cards.
It includes magnets in order to fix the board on the wall.
Identify and classify according to your needs. Includes 28 identifying stickers + 25 labels.
Salt for handicraft work only. Particle size of between 0.12 and 0.60 mm. White and odourless. Composed mainly of sodium chloride and anti-caking agent. Suitable for use by children and 100% safe.
Game with real-world images to recognise, accept and validate the emotions we might feel in different situations. It helps us learn that we aren't all the same and sometimes feel different emotions in the same situation. It encourages empathy and respect for emotions in oneself and in others.
Roll the dice, look at a situation and share your emotions!
Spin the wheels, look at the pictures and let your imagination run wild! Includes 8 themed wheels with real-world images, 2 rewritable wheels, an erasable marker and cards with icons for assigning the wheels and saying whose turn it is.
Work in a group to create amazing stories together!
Using the game for teachers and therapists
Children with special needs have the same need to play as other children, as well as need to socialize and learn. Regardless of the disorder affecting the child, their motivation will be the same as that of other young people if they are offered the opportunity to learn with appropriate learning materials. They will encourage learning through their mechanics, textures or designs. As they are games that are shared, they allow all young people to socialize and promote integration. In the same way, positive behaviors are developed towards those with different abilities.
Educational games about emotions help young people to understand the emotions that they are experiencing, with their ups and downs, and to manage them in a healthy way. These activities will also give them the ability to recognize those of others. In the case of children with ASD, educational toys are especially useful, where each state of mind is explained by means of cards that show the disposition of the eyes, mouth, etc. on one's face. The child to understand exactly when an expression means joy or sadness, and how to act towards that person.
The development of psychomotor skills is discussed in detail in Akros products. Smuzi moulding paste allows you to train all kinds of fine motility movements, and also encourages concentration and creativity. Like building block games, and even puzzles with large pieces, the activities cover more than one facet of development other than motor skills.
Speech therapy games
Language development games, especially the Logo Bits Method, are highly sought-after products from Akros. Funny to play, these games are designed to address the language difficulties of young people with learning difficulties, or adults with language limitations. These failures in language caused by some pathology, or because those affected have another mother tongue, can lead to problems of exclusion in their environment, due to their poor pronunciation, and hinder their integration.
The Logo-bits method, for its part, consists of a series of exercises in the form of a game used to treat speech and communication pathologies. It is based on showing the patient the so-called intelligence bits, or cards with images and the sounds they represent.