Games and Puzzles FAQs
What games and puzzles are in this collection?
The range includes the colour-matching Puzzle Ball, Magnetic Pad for tactile drawing and simple games, and Rainbow Parachute for group movement games. It is a small selection of hands-on activities for individual and shared play.
Which options work for independent play?
Puzzle Ball is an individual colour-matching challenge. Magnetic Pad can be used independently to draw and make patterns, or with another person for simple games such as noughts and crosses.
Which product suits classroom or group games?
Rainbow Parachute is designed for shared movement activities such as lifting waves and bouncing soft objects. Choose the 1.8 metre size for smaller groups or the 6 metre size for larger spaces, and adapt the activity to the participants.
Are these suitable for a traditional family board game night?
This collection currently does not include boxed board games. Magnetic Pad can support simple two-player games, Puzzle Ball offers an individual challenge, and Rainbow Parachute suits active group play.
How do I choose the right activity?
Consider the person's interests, hand control, preferred sensory input and whether they want to play alone or with others. Check the product's age and safety guidance and the space needed. Avoid assuming every product suits toddlers or every age group.
Can games and puzzles help practise skills?
These activities offer opportunities to practise colour matching, planning, turn-taking and working together. The experience depends on the activity and person using it. They are play resources and do not guarantee developmental or therapeutic outcomes.