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Language play
Discrimination
Auditive discrimination
Visual discrimination
Tactile discrimination
Visual discrimination
Visual discrimination is all about seeing differences with your eyes. The main goal is to see the
differences and similarities of certain objects, shapes and letters. Playing memory or finding a
certain shape inside the classroom are activities which stimulate visual discrimination.
Search the shape
Challenge children to play shape recognition with 3 levels of
difficulty. In level 1, discover the shape that is hidden within
the image. In level 2, discover the letters that are hidden
within the images and abstract figures. In level 3, discover
what fits together to create one whole. When assignments
are completed properly, tiles can be flipped over and reveal
one large image. Self-checking.
Contents: 9 assignment strips (3 levels),
36 image tiles, manual.
Wooden box with lid (34 x 20 x 6 cm).
Criteria
Criteria is a great activity which addresses logical thinking,
detail differences and similarities. The assignment cards
show 4 pictures. No picture matches with the others
due to a unique detail. Children must realise this detail
and place picto-cards next to the set which indicates the
unique differences. The reverse side of the assignment
strip reveals correct answers. Self-checking.
Contents: 18 assignment strips (3 levels),
12 picto-cards, manual.
Wooden box with lid (35 x 18 x 5 cm).
522.909
search the shape
300.100
criteria