Basic Learning Skills

Original Memory®

Wonderfully entertaining game to test and improve memory skills. Players alternate turning over pairs of cards and try to match the pictures. No reading is necessary. Card game of 72 cards. Cards m... More.

Sequencing Puzzle Cards

Self-checking puzzle cards feature colorful real-time photographs. Die-cut into three pieces for easy language building. Reinforces oral language skills, helps students understand cause-and-effect,... More.

Colorama

Students learn to distinguish and name shapes and colors in this sorting and matching game. One die determines color, the other shape. No reading or number skills required. Duration of play: 20 min... More.

Snap Bags™

Six linking beanbags with endless game possibilities. Throwing and catching are made easy with two Snap Bags™ linked together. They create a calming presence when all six are attached and used... More.

Grouping and Sorting “Pencils”

Durable plastic, pencil-shaped sticks are perfect for sorting activities. Have students sort by color, number, or shape on the “pencil.” Use for counting. These sorting sticks also have... More.

What Doesn’t Belong? Game

This game goes beyond simple matching as players find shared characteristics of items in each square on their game board. Each board has six squares with four items per square, one of the four item... More.

Where Is It? Lotto Game

A classic lotto game where players are able to boost their vocabulary by learning 24 “location” words such as right, left, between, above, beneath, close, far, and 20 more. Contents: fo... More.

Same Yet Different Lotto Game

Which hat would you wear to keep warm, which would you wear to a party? Each lotto game board depicts six like items, such as hats, but all with different functions. Players try to be the first to ... More.

In Sequence Software Program: Illustrated Stories

The “In Sequence” program focuses on the cognitive skill of arranging pictures in a chronological order. Before the student is asked to place the pictures in the correct order, a video ... More.

In Sequence Software Program: Daily Living Skills

The “In Sequence” program focuses on the cognitive skill of arranging pictures in a chronological order. Before the student is asked to place the pictures in the correct order, a video ... More.