Our two sons have severe dyslexia and so we have had to learn how to help them achieve their full potential. We have selected toys that are FUN. While the children are playing they can be practising and developing particular skills that will help them. You will find these toys in other areas of our webshop as they are great fun for all the family to play. We would advise you to present the product as a fun game or puzzles, and not as ‘something to help you with dyslexia’.
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Rushhour by Thinkfun is a fun puzzle that helps children practice and develop visual discrimination and visual processing skills. Can you get the car out of the traffic jam? Our best selling logic & reasoning puzzle. Forty cards depicting challenges from beginner to expert. Ages 8 to adult.
£12.99 (inc VAT)
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People with dyslexia can have difficulties with visual perception, which is crucial to interpreting the written word. To achieve this puzzle, you have to interpret the silhouette and find the pieces that would make it. Tangram helps children and adults develop and practise their visual perception skills. Age 8 years to adult.
£9.99 (inc VAT)
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Children and adults with dyslexia can develop and practise visual perception and visual processing skills with this challenging game from Thinkfun. The goal with Serpentiles is to combine the tiles to form a continuous path. Single player. Ages 8+
£11.99 (inc VAT)
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Brick by Brick helps children develop spatial awareness, visual perception, hand-eye coordination, logic and reasoning. This puzzle by Thinkfun involves creating 3D structures using the pieces of wall provided. The challenges get progressively more difficult. Age 8 – adult.
£9.99 (inc VAT)
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Children with dyslexia commonly have problems with visual processing and visual discrimination. This game provides a fun way to practise these visual skills. This game is an award winning race against time to make 'n' break as many structures as possible. Can be played in 30 minutes and is suitable for 2-4 players. Age 8+
£14.99 (inc VAT)
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Brainbox games help children develop visual perception and visual processing skills. There are many different versions so you can choose a title that will particularly interest your child. The other titles are in the games and puzzles department. Age 8+. One or more players.
£9.99 (inc VAT)
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Alphabet Jungle by Gibsons is an interesting 250 piece jigsaw puzzle. Visual discrimination and visual perception skills can be practised and developed by completing jigsaw puzzles. These are important skills for children with dyslexia to develop. Initial letter sounds of all the animals in the puzzle can also be identified. Puzzle size 305 x 440 mm (approx. 12'' x 17''). Age 8+
£5.99 (inc VAT)
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Enid Blyton's Famous Five investigate The Case of the Mysterious Thief in this mystery jigsaw puzzle game. Read the mystery story, then assemble the 250 piece jigsaw puzzle. Finally solve the mystery, just as the Famous Five did. Jigsaw puzzles are a fun wat to practise visual perception and visual processing skills. These are two skills that children with dyslexia have difficulty with. Suitable for ages 7+.
£7.99 (inc VAT)
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Enid Blyton's Famous Five investigate The Case of the Impolite Snarly Thing in this mystery jigsaw puzzle game. Read the mystery story, then assemble the 250 piece jigsaw puzzle. Finally solve the mystery, just as the Famous Five did. Jigsaw puzzles are a fun wat to practise visual perception and visual processing skills. These are two skills that children with dyslexia have difficulty with. Suitable for ages 7+.
£7.99 (inc VAT)
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Enid Blyton's Famous Five investigate Case of the sticks and their Tricks in this mystery jigsaw puzzle game. Read the mystery story, then assemble the 250 piece jigsaw puzzle. Finally solve the mystery, just as the Famous Five did. Jigsaw puzzles are a fun wat to practise visual perception and visual processing skills. These are two skills that children with dyslexia have difficulty with. Suitable for ages 7+.
£7.99 (inc VAT)
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Enid Blyton's Famous Five investigate The Mysterious Train in this mystery jigsaw puzzle game. Read the mystery story, then assemble the 250 piece jigsaw puzzle. Finally solve the mystery, just as the Famous Five did. Jigsaws puzzles are a fun way to practise and develop visual perception and visual processing skills. These are two skills that children with dyslexia have difficulty with. Suitable for ages 7+.
£7.99 (inc VAT)
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