Set of 15 colorful tasks for development of cognitive “Easter egg” is designed for pre-school and junior school children. These task are also suited and will be liked by the little ones with developmental disorder.

These exercises are dedicated for learning the calendar and names of the 4 seasons and all of the months. While working on these exercises, children will develop their communication competence, train their memory, attention and fine motor skills.

This pack, containing exercises designed for Autumn, will help children of various age and development stages not only to get acquainted with the season that is rich in colours and rowan plant goodies, but will also teach them to count, arrange words and discern objects by their colour, size and quantity. The colourful exercises will develop the thinking and fine motor skills, attention, attentiveness, imagination and also enrich the vocabulary of the young ones. Colouring, ornament creation, puzzle and mosaic building will develop children's creativity and the ability to notice the beauty of the Autumn.

<p>The tool: Therapeutic Alphabet will not only help children learn letters, but also will help them develop the cognitive processes necessary for the successful development of a child. By exchanging the letters with symbols, the tool will help children develop their attention skills, train their memory and awareness skills, as well as increase their vocabulary. The accents of art therapy used within the tool will help develop the imagination and creativity skills of the children.</p>

A set of exercises created especially for the winter season will develop the thinking, fine motor, attention, observation, imagination and rich vocabulary skills of children of all ages and diverse development. <br /> By sorting the items in accordance to their colour and size, learning to spot the differences and similarities, counting in intervals by ten, spelling words, decrypting inscriptions, finding words and writing them down correctly, drawing, cutting and folding, children will deepen their knowledge and skills as well as become ready for the most beautiful holidays – Christmas and New year. <br /> The set consists of five types of educational exercises: computing, reading and writing, logical thinking, drawing and creative works. To make learning more interesting, let the children rotate the task wheel pointer which will indicate the type of exercise they have to complete.<br /> This set can replace the traditional Advent calendar, you just have to offer the children to do one task per day; there are 24 tasks in total. And if children still want sweets, give them some sort of delicious reward for a successful job.

BOARD GAME “SPELL THE WORD” for broadening your vocabulary and training your language skills and memory. This colourful game can be used during lessons at the start of the school year to ease the children that are still living in their holiday memories in to the rhythm of the school year. The game played in groups could act as an icebreaker game.

This pack, containing exercises designed for Autumn, will help children of various age and development stages not only to get acquainted with the season that is rich in colours and rowan plant goodies, but will also teach them to count, arrange words and discern objects by their colour, size and quantity. The colourful exercises will develop the thinking and fine motor skills, attention, attentiveness, imagination and also enrich the vocabulary of the young ones. Colouring, ornament creation, puzzle and mosaic building will develop children's creativity and the ability to notice the beauty of the Autumn.

GAME “SEARCH AND THINK” for encouraging children to focus their attention, develop their thinking and observation skills, as well as their imagination. The exercises of this set are designed for kindergarten and pupils of younger age.

Creativity and thinking developing game will help the young ones remember Easter symbols.

The game is for children with special needs to develop their speach and communication skills. Suggestion! Laminate the sentence and game pages if you want to use it longer.

Easy to make, light and playful cube will help to add variety to the activities of children with special needs. The cube has pockets in which you can put pictures of specific scenes, letters, syllables, numbers, and sentences, and create various exercises: think a word with the letter that has rolled out, bring as many pencils as the rolled out number says, create a story from the picture and so on.

Laminate the sheets of paper, cut them and you will have a playful lotto which will help children learn new words and concepts.

While playing this game, children will acquaint themselves with wild animals, domestic pets and fur, skin and other various cloth covering their bodies.

Attention training game 'Find the differences'.

In order for reading to become a pleasure for kids, incorporate Easter, nature, golden and many other alphabets. The nature alphabet was created by the hearing impaired children from Lithuania. Peers from Poland, Estonia, Italy and Turkey helped them find letters.

The game is for children with special needs to develop their communication skills. By thinking endings to the sentences in the cards, children will learn to comment about their favorite summer moments.

A simple worksheet to guide students understanding of the seasons.

Laminate the pages, cut the puzzle, put it in boxes, made by your children or yourself, and you will have a vivacious activity.

If your students don’t like drawing on paper, they can try drawing online. Have fun!

Even though teachers are spending their whole summer sitting at their computers and books, planning work for the upcoming school year, pupils need to fear not— creative teachers will surely spoil them on the first week of September with unusual exercises and games, reminiscent of the colorful summer and careless holiday. If you still haven‘t prepared exercises for your braniacs, I suggest using ideas from this page.

Exercise for children with hearing and intellect disabilities. Propose for children to connect the dots, color and cut out drawings. Afterwards create an autumn app. Work can be done individually or in groups. App created in groups will decorate your wall and remind children that it is autumn already.