Early Toys > Later Toys
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Popping ToyChildren delight in watching and hearing colorful beads pop around inside the see-through shells of these irresistible 4" long turtles and ladybugs. Friction powered, requires no batteries. Available individually or by the pair, one of each style. Auditory response makes this cause and effect toy ideal for blind and visually impaired children. US$7.50 - $14 |
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Pop Up ToyAmusing traditional wooden toy featuring four colorful figures which bob up and down on concealed springs. Removable figures can be color matched to stripes on box but such is not required. Measures 6" x 8" x 1 3/4". Encourages eye/hand coordination and color recognition. US$18.00 |
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Sound Puzzle BoxEach shape--circle, square, triangle--makes a sound as it slides down a clear tube. A shape inserted upside down slides silently down the tube, only to sound off when the child turns the sorter upside down to dump out the shapes and sort again. Favorite shape sorter of blind and visually impaired children. US$17 |
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Amazing TrackerWooden zigzag maze invites children to drop six soft plastic balls through round hole in top and track their progress from left-to-right, then right-to-left as the balls roll from level to level and into base. Fascinates children from infancy on as child moves from tracking balls dropped in by others to experimenting herself, either alone or in cooperative play. Measures 16" wide x 11" deep at the base x 23" high. Amazing Tracker encourages visual tracking and provides opportunities to develop eye/hand coordination as well as cognitive, language, and social skills. US$88 |
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Pound a BallClear front allows a child to hammer a ball through one of four holes and track its progress down a series of inclines and out a door. Raised rims around the holes guide placement and encourage color matching. Some visually impaired children prefer to push the balls through the holes with their palms. Because this requires more strength than hammering, children will generally kneel to give themselves leverage. US$18 Extra set of 4 balls US$6 |
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Miracle PoundingNew twist on old favorite. Hit one of five colorful wooden balls and watch another ball magically roll down the incline. Hit balls one after another for continuous action. Encourages eye/hand coordination and gross motor development. US$25 |
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Yackle Ball Jr.Yackle Ball Jr. is in an "X" shape which makes it easy to throw and catch, and the softness makes it a safe toy! Yackle Ball Jr. improves hand-eye-coordination and builds motor skills. Made of vinyl. Comes in assorted colors. Children as young as 2 years old can begin learning the skills they need to catch and throw. US$25 |
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Teachable TouchablesSmooth or bumpy, fuzzy or furry, soft or scratchy? Children build tactile awareness and vocabulary as they explore 10 distinct pair of texture squares. Each pillow or patch measures approximately two or three inches and fits easily into small hands and into the cloth drawstring bag. Includes an information sheet brimming with fun activities that "touch" on tactile discrimination, vocabulary, communication, and matching. Use blind folds with sighted children to focus their attention on tactile discrimination and increase their awareness of how blind children experience their environment. US$20 |
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Brio Duck Pull-AlongSound and motion in a classic wooden pull toy. Duck quacks, shakes its head and moves its wings as it is pulled along. Length: 6 3/4". Sound makes this pull along toy a joy to blind children. US$16 |
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