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Physical Development is a child’s collective ability to move around using different body parts, employing the muscle groups, gross and fine, and the five senses. Gross Motor Skills move the entire body, enabling actions like rolling over, crawling, walking, and jumping. Fine Motor Skills, including Visual Motor Skills and Graphomotor Skills, use small muscle movements to manipulate small objects. |
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Sensory Stimulation is important for every child's development, and in particular, children with special needs .Sensory stimulation programs are designed with paired senses, such as, programs for visual impairment pair visual stimulation with tactile and/or auditory stimuli. Our subsections for Sensory Stimulation facilitate activities that pair visual (sight), auditory (sound), tactile (touch) and/or olfactory (smell) together. |
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Children need to develop Basic Life Skills that will be with them throughout their lives. A wide range of manipulatives, toys, and learning materials provide young children with help in learning self-care, developing cognitive and language skills, math and money skills, and an understanding of their community and the people around them. As they master these skills, young children gain self confidence and a sense of pride in their accomplishments, and are stimulated to seek more experiences.. |
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It is important to set aside time for creativity and imaginative play and to provide a variety of materials that enable children to discover wonderful opportunities the delights of Self Expression. It is often difficult for a special needs child to verbally communication, but art, music, and pretend /role play provide an outlet for children to express their feelings, learn new skills and build self-confidence. |
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Active Play provides children with hours of enjoyable fun and relaxation. Play Mats, Outdoor Play, and Soft Play Centers provide an exciting selection of products that encourage skills development, improved motor coordination, self confidence and a feeling of well being. The variety of activities responds to the differing interests, needs, and abilities of children. |
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Our Media section responds to the special needs of children with varying abilities. All children have different capabilities, interests, and respond to different learning styles. To provide for these individual needs, the Media section includes a selection of current techniques to help them learn Basic Life Skills, Communications, academic subjects, and Self Expression by utilizing their Sensory abilities through audio, video, books, flashcards, interactive electronic learning, and software. |
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Children’s Furniture for play, study, and work. Whether you want to create an activity center, a study area, a quiet nook, need shelving, display, or just want a special piece, we have a great selection of attractive, versatile, functional children’s furnishings featuring high-quality materials, fine workmanship, and durability. Suitable for home; durable enough for libraries and day care centers. |
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