Exploralearn WH “Why” Activity Kit | Cause–Effect, Reasoning & Language

Exploralearn WH “Why” Activity Kit

A powerful reasoning and language-building kit that nurtures cause–effect understanding through playful, hands-on activities.

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5 premium activities with wooden puzzles, flashcards and cause–effect games that help children answer “Why” questions, build reasoning, and express ideas in full sentences.

  • Engaging Reasoning Activities: 24-piece wooden puzzles, 27 cause–effect flashcards, and 3 games — Why Story Sequencing, Why Action, and Because–So matching.
  • Builds Logic, Language & Social Understanding: Encourages responses like “She is crying because she fell,” supporting consequences, intentions and social–emotional skills.
  • Autism & Therapy Friendly: Flat, clean illustrations and short, step-up tasks suit autism, ADHD, and learning delays.
  • Premium Wooden Kit: Thick MDF pieces with smooth edges and non-toxic finishes for long-lasting, repeat play at home, school or therapy.
  • 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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Parent FAQs

Quick answers about skills, age suitability, and how to begin modeling “because” sentences at home.

Q What does the WH “Why” Kit teach?
It develops cause–effect understanding, reasoning and expressive language so children can answer “Why” questions using full sentences.
Q What activities are included?
24-piece wooden puzzles, 27 cause–effect flashcards, and 3 games — Why Story Sequencing, Why Action, and Because–So matching.
Q Is it suitable for autism or ADHD?
Yes. Clean visuals and short, step-wise prompts 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 by naming actions on flashcards; then model “because” sentences (e.g., “He is wet because it rained”) and move to story-sequencing for deeper reasoning.

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