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Learning (cognitive and social skill)
Learning (cognitive and social skill)
Play items that focus on cognitive development can assist children to develop and enhance thinking, problem solving, cause and effect, object recognition, memory and reasoning. Learning play elements can also help to develop social skills through interaction, sharing learning cooperation and mutual goal setting.
Compic tile about smell
Compic tile about listening
Compic tile about music
I Spy and I Hear panel
Little child touching a tile
Playing with the cog panel
- Cog panel
Children can learn 'cause and effect' by turning the wheel which sets the cogs in motion to trigger the waving hand.
- Visual language tiles
Visual cues that teach children to link the picture with an object or an actions.
- I Spy and I Hear panels
Visual cues that teach children to link objects and colours in the surrounding playground and recreation area.
- Touch tiles
Children learn A to Z Braille and sign language by touch and visual cues.
Last updated June 2008