Playing Details
Start and Mixing
As a team or individually, take off the cover and take out all matching blocks, then mix them to prepare to match.
Texture Matching
Speaker on the cap to play a vocal game guidance, Lights on the top to show matching status. Follow the light signal or vocal guidance, then touch the target texture to match. Notice the matching result during the game (wrong or right)
Changeable Boxes
Changeable 8 magnetic texture boxes to match in 1 game, switch between different topics of textures to learn more
Matching Blocks
2 matching blocks per one texture box, bring them out and mix all matching blocks before the game. Magnatic attach in the box
Positioning Statement
Help visually impaired and full-sighted childrens age 5-7 collaborate through sensory play
Background Info
“Play is a basic human need."
Play helps us acquire crucial skills like social interaction, problem-solving, and creativity, which are essential for navigating our environment and forming strong social bonds.
Why is sensory play important?
Developing fine motor skills through tactile play, understanding how their actions affect what’s around them, helps brain development, enhances memory, complex tasks, and problem-solving.
1.4Millions
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there are approximately 1.4 million blind children worldwide, with most cases found in developing countries.
295Millions
People live with moderate to severe visual impairment
Sensory
Sensory play stimulates our senses – touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste. It helps children interact with and make sense of
the world that surrounds them.
Design Process
Colorways
Pink
Orange
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#FF8688
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Yellow
#FFFF79
#648151
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Blue
#9D99FF
#AEF8FF
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White
#FFFFFF
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