Learning disabilities

Find all the ladybirds hidden under the autumn leaves on the table! Have you found them all? Then you will get a fun reward.

In the Ladybirds game, the players have a common goal. The ladybirds are hidden everywhere, so it is important to work together. The game has a strong social aspect. Besides this, Ladybirds is about finishing something.

Try to make pairs as quickly as possible by finding the matching piece of fruit.

The Fruit Pairs game revolves around teamwork. The game motivates the players to work together and to point out to each other different pieces of fruit that are moving past. Of course, a little bit of healthy competition does no harm! The players are challenged to keep playing until all the pieces of fruit are paired up.

Pass the balloon to each other ten times and it changes into a quicker ball! After every ten hits, the ball transforms into something quicker.

The Balloon game promotes a group feeling. The players need each other to get to a higher level. The game is fun and exciting, and because the various balls are projected onto the table, nothing can go wrong!

Join the correct stars to each other and the table becomes enchanted with images of stars.

Slowly the contours of a familiar image appear on the table. The players can guess what the image is while they try to complete it. The images inspire associations and stories and the game generates a dynamic atmosphere.

Try to make pairs as quickly as possible by finding the matching animal and discover their sounds.

The Animal Pairs game is all about teamwork. The game motivates players to work together and point out the passing animals to each other. Of course, a bit of healthy competition is never a bad thing! For every correct match, the players are rewarded with the sound of the animals.

The table transforms into a life-like pond full of fish. Try to catch them or let the water ripple.

The pond stimulates big movements and gives the players a nice feeling. Their movements have a lot of effect, and the surprise that the water really moves motivates them to do it again.

Help the caterpillars crawling across the table to transform into butterflies. Touch them all and see what they reveal themselves to be.

The Caterpillar game challenges the players to finish something together. When all the cocoons have opened, the players are rewarded with a fun surprise.

A bouquet comes to life! Discover how the different flowers can cast a spell on the table…

This game is full of surprise elements and draws players into an enchanting flower world. The Bouquet game brings calm into the room, and gives players satisfaction when they notice that a dahlia can change colour or a sunflower can grow.

Earn as many points as you can by hitting the moles on their heads!

In the Moles game, you can earn a lot of points by paying close attention. The moles occasionally come out of their holes, and when they do, hit them on their head as quickly as possible! The game has different levels and is therefore also fun and challenging for those who are less interested in earning points.

Make a mess with paint without having to clean up afterwards, and together make an abstract work of art!

The joyfully coloured Paint Splatters game motivates players to move. Their actions have immediate results and nothing can go wrong. Despite the physical component, the game also provides moments of calm. It can keep players occupied for hours!

Gather all the puzzle pieces and complete the puzzle. The puzzles contain pictures of animals.

The Animal Puzzle game helps people with a learning disability to do a familiar action that is not always easy for them. When the players ‘take’ the pieces, they move into the right place automatically! The players can guess what the picture is while they complete it piece by piece.

Look for hidden treasures in the sand together. The players are challenged to work together and encourage each other.

A wave hides all kinds of recognisable objects in the sand. A piece of washed up driftwood shows the players what kind of item they can dig up. This sensory game promotes social interaction and creates many moments of happiness. Because there always is something to find and because the game responds to all kinds of movements, the game increases players’ confidence.

Make the train move faster by touching it.

Many people with learning disabilities are fascinated by transport vehicles. The Express Train game turns the players into engine drivers. With each touch, the train moves a bit faster but take care that the train doesn’t lose its load! Players can actively participate or share in the fun by the game’s sensory stimulation.

Pop the bubbles with your finger, one by one, or use your arms to pop several of them at once.

The Bubble Blower game stimulates lots of movement and also has a relaxing effect through the supporting sound. The clients enjoy popping the bubbles and the game makes them alert. Create more bubbles by touching the spinning disc in the centre of the table.

Find the instruments that go together and discover the sounds.

The Instrument Pairs game is all about teamwork. The game motivates players to work together and point out the passing instruments to each other. Of course, a bit of healthy competition is never a bad thing! For every correct match, the players are rewarded with the sound of the instrument.

Touch the bubbles and watch them burst into a magical dust cloud.

The Colour Pop game is about activation. The direct and clear colour- and- sound response challenges players to move, but is also fun to watch. The colourful display makes players alert and those who play close attention may get to see the beautiful rainbow bubble!

Fetch! Three puppies gambol across the table and fetch your ball.

Animals stimulate interaction between players and evoke positive emotions. The Tovertafel puppies are extra special, because they don’t make you sneeze! The familiar sounds and the dogs naturally invite the players to interact.

Relax by conjuring up colour, sound and stars.

This game is aimed at relaxation. The colours of the rainbow invite players to move across the playing surface. Every movement creates a symphony of sensory stimulation: sound, colour and glowing stars. The players – personally – create a magical experience, as big or small as desired.