Exploralearn WH “Where” Activity Kit | Spatial Concepts, Places & Associations
Child learning spatial concepts and places with Exploralearn WH Where Activity Kit

Exploralearn WH “Where” Activity Kit

Explore spatial awareness, real-world places and logical object–location associations through playful, guided activities.

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Build Spatial Awareness Strengthen Communication Recommended by Speech Therapists

5 carefully designed wooden activities, puzzles and flashcards help children grasp “Where” concepts, strengthen vocabulary and improve logical thinking in a joyful, structured way.

  • 5 Engaging “Where” Activities: 24 two-piece wooden puzzles, 27 location flashcards, and 3 hands-on games — Where Am I?, Where Does It Belong?, and Pretend & Play.
  • Speech & Language Development: Encourages full-sentence responses (e.g., “I sit on a chair”, “The book is on the table”), building vocabulary and spatial prepositions.
  • Autism & Special Needs Friendly: Clean, India-context visuals reduce overload; short sessions with step-up challenges support visual learners.
  • Premium Wooden Materials: Durable MDF pieces and tokens designed for repeat play at home, school or therapy; smooth edges and non-toxic finishes.
  • 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 skills, who it’s for, and how to practice spatial concepts at home.

Q What does the WH “Where” Kit teach? ›
It teaches spatial concepts (in/on/under, near/far), places (home, school, market) and object–location associations so children can answer “Where” questions using full sentences.
Q What activities are included? ›
24 two-piece wooden puzzles, 27 location flashcards, and 3 games — Where Am I?, Where Does It Belong?, and Pretend & Play.
Q Is it suitable for autism or ADHD? ›
Yes. Clean, clutter-free artwork and short, structured tasks 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. Begin with naming places using flashcards, then match objects to locations and practice prepositions (on, under, in) with full-sentence modeling.

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