Complete kits assembled for specific needs and age groups, rather than individual toys. The range covers cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, autism spectrum, dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia, along with graded kits for low vision and blind students from pre-primary through to college.

Choosing the right kit

Each kit is built around a stage of learning, so contents change with age: sensory and motor development for younger children, structured academic support through the school years. The age range in each kit title is the quickest guide if you are unsure which stage applies.

Special schools and therapy centres buy these as classroom sets, where one kit is shared across a group. Parents more often buy a single kit matched to their child’s age and diagnosis. The two use cases need different quantities of consumable items, so tell us which applies and we will advise.

Kits for specific learning disabilities — dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia — are built around the particular skill being remediated rather than a general age band, so they can be used with older students working below grade level.