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Children who are poor in Visual Perceptual skills will have difficulty in reading, learning Math & Science. Visual Perceptual skills help us make sense of the world. Activities like "Complete the Photos", works on the ability to perceive the entire picture presentation from an incomplete presentation. Perfect for the early learners like the preschoolers, children with special needs, children with autism and older children who are struggling with learning. Also great to use at adult and senior

60 pairs of photos and "why" included. The "why" pictures show the reasons of the things that go together. 1. Cup & saucer 2. Shirt & pants 3. Shoes & socks 4. Table & chair 5. Fork & spoon 6. Jam & bread 7. Earrings & necklace 8. Toothbrush & toothpaste 9. Banana & apple 10. Pillow & bed 11. Paint brush & paints 12. Sun & moon 13. Rain & umbrella 14. Cookies & milk 15. Swimming pool & swimming float 16. Hammer & nails 17. Flower & leaf 18. Paper & pencil 19.

Children who are poor in Visual Perceptual skills will have difficulty in reading, learning Math & Science. Visual Perceptual skills help us make sense of the world. Use this product which has 108 photos to work on the ability to perceive the entire picture presentation from an incomplete presentation. It comes with reference cards (see preview) for those who have difficulties in completing the photos. Perfect for the early learners like the preschoolers, children with special needs, children

How we process information affect how we learn. We always seek information to get an answer and process what to do with it. For example, we refer to a phone directory to get our friends’ contact numbers to contact them. It is important that we have these information processing skills to be an effective individual. The learner needs to match a toast set’s price from the menu in this Refer & Match product. Perfect for the early learners like the preschoolers, children with special needs, childre