Exploralearn WH “What” Activity Kit
Empowers children to answer “What” questions in a structured, fun, and meaningful way — building vocabulary, recognition, and reasoning.
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5 premium language activities including a 24-piece puzzle set, 27 vocabulary flashcards, and three interactive “What” games to strengthen naming, recognition and full-sentence answers with confidence.
- 5 Stimulating “What” Activities: 24 big wooden puzzles, 27 flashcards, and 3 logic games — What Comes Next?, What Do I See?, and What’s Missing? to build observation, memory and reasoning.
- Builds Speech & Critical Thinking: Encourages full-sentence responses (e.g., “I see a tiger”, “A spoon is missing”), expands vocabulary and concepts.
- Special Needs-Friendly Design: Clean illustrations and Indian-context visuals reduce overload — ideal for autism, ADHD, and learning delays.
- Premium Wooden Materials: Thick, durable MDF puzzle pieces and tokens for repeat play in classrooms, therapy or home.
- Real-World Object Recognition: Identify everyday objects, understand simple sequences and practice visual discrimination through relatable tasks.
- Flexible Payments: Partial COD available — pay ₹500 online and the rest on delivery.
About Exploralearn: Research-backed learning kits for ages 2–7, co-created with educators and therapists. Each kit builds real developmental skills through play.
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Quick answers about what the kit teaches, who it’s for, and how to start at home.
Q What does the WH “What” Kit teach? ›
It builds vocabulary, object recognition, visual discrimination and reasoning so children can answer “What” questions using full sentences.
Q What activities are included? ›
24-piece wooden puzzle set, 27 vocabulary flashcards, and 3 logic games — What Comes Next?, What Do I See?, and What’s Missing?
Q Is it suitable for autism or ADHD? ›
Yes. Clean artwork, structured prompts and short sessions make it therapy-friendly for children with autism, ADHD or learning delays.
Q What age group is it for and how to start? ›
Best for ages 3–7. Start with naming objects using flashcards, then progress to puzzles and “What” games. Model full-sentence answers and encourage turn-taking.
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