SEEING, SMELLING, HEARING, TOUCHING – sometimes several senses at once! With the newest product line called "Sensory" that aims to stimulate young explorers' senses, small foot invites children aged 3 years old and up to send their senses on an adventurous journey with a large sensory box, a classic touch box, and the games of Listening Memory and Touching Memory.
Send the senses on an exciting adventure – with sensory toys from small foot
"SENSORY" – A special journey for the senses
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Seeing, smelling, hearing, tasting – A fireworks display of senses
As a product line with numerous different learning and play approaches with its four educational sensory toys, "Sensory" products from small foot not only aim to encourage children's curiosity and joy during play, but also strengthen their understanding for the intricacies of our human sensory perception. From the large and versatile Sensory Touch Box and the classic Touch Box to the exciting games of Listening Memory and Touching Memory, every product in the "Sensory" line is not only entertaining – they're also a gateway to new sensory experiences. Sensory toys are far more than just simple games – they promote an understanding of the subtle nuances of sensory perception which is significant for children's curiosity and development. All Sensory toys can be played either alone or with multiple other people and are equally suitable for children and adults. They also can be used by people with sight limitations and for ergo-therapeutic purposes.
Develop multisensory perception with the "Sensory" Senses Touch Box
The generously sized Sensory Touch Box with two side openings offers numerous opportunities to explore objects using touch, sight, and smell. A magnifying lens, kaleidoscope, and red-coloured lens offer a new view of the objects inside the box. The three lenses are encased in wood and are easy to remove from their slots.
- Large sensory feeling box made of wood with two openings for reaching in and exploring objects
- With three removable lenses (red lens, magnifying lens, kaleidoscope lens)
- Openings on the top side can be used to peek through, smell, and listen
- Door with magnetic latch for placing objects inside the box
- The opening angle of the rear door and the upper butterfly opening controls the amount of light and brightness inside the box
- Comes with flexible arm sleeves that have hook-and-loop pieces that allow them to be removed and washed by hand
- For 1 to 9 players
- Learning game for training sensory perception and the sense of touch; also suitable for therapeutic purposes
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Train tactile differentiation skills with the "Sensory" Touch Box
Challenge the sense of touch in a fun way! With the Touch Box from the "Sensory" product line and its two side openings, you can touch and feel various objects inside. The wooden box can be filled from the back side or placed over an object. The openings have arm sleeve bands that block the view inside the box while providing a soft cushion for the slots. Thanks to the elastic fabric, the arm sleeve bands are suitable for both children and adults.
- Large wooden feeling box with two arm openings for reaching inside and touching objects
- The wooden box can be filled with objects from the rear or set over an object
- The openings have arm sleeve bands that block the view inside the feeling box
- Suitable for various touching and feeling games that can be played either alone or with up to nine players
- Learning game for training sensory perception and the sense of touch
- Sleeve bands are attached via hook-and-loop pieces, making them flexible and removable so that they can be washed by hand
- Suitable for ergo-therapeutic purposes
- Visually appealing with its modern colour scheme and lots of visible solid wood material
LISTEN CLOSE: Train auditory perception & memory skills with the "Sensory" Listening Memory game
Listen and take note! The goal of this acoustic sensory game is to identify and find matching sound pairs by paying attention to the different sounds that the containers and their contents make. The 16 wooden containers with materials such as wooden balls, metal balls, plastic beads, or wooden coins make different sounds when shaken. Plexiglass windows on the bottom side of the containers allow you to see what's inside to check your guesses. Thanks to the protruding lids, the wooden containers are especially easy to grasp and hold. Can also be used as a classic visual version of the Memory game.
- High-quality wooden memory game comprised of 8 pairs (16 containers total) and one storage bag
- Versatile game of Listening Memory in which you try to find matching pairs of containers based on how they sound
- The containers are filled with various objects such as wooden coins or plastic beads and the contents also have different colours for visual-based play
- Suitable for people with visual impairments
- The size of the containers and the protruding box lid allow for easy grasping
- Trains the sense of hearing, concentration, and memory skills
- Playable with varying levels of difficulty, and can be played either alone or with multiple players
- Also suitable for ergotherapeutic purposes
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HAVE A FEEL: Fine motor skills & hand-eye coordination in focus with the "Sensory" Touch Memory game
Touch, take note, sort! The goal of this tactile memory game is to touch and feel various surfaces and find matching pairs. The 28 game pieces have 14 different surfaces to feel and identify. The 7 pairs of fabric and 7 pairs of differently shaped wood silhouettes have different structures, materials, shapes, and colours. Thanks to the protruding lids, the ergonomically shaped wooden game pieces are easy for children and older people to grasp.
- High-quality memory game made of wood and including 14 pairs of game pieces (28 pieces total)
- Versatile game of Touch Memory in which you have to compare various surfaces to find matching pairs
- With various materials, shapes, and structures to touch, and also playable visually with the different surface colours
- Suitable for people with visual impairments
- The size of the wooden game pieces and the protruding box lid allow for easy grasping
- Trains the sense of touch, concentration, and memory skills
- Playable with varying levels of difficulty and can be played either alone or with multiple players
- Also suitable for ergotherapeutic purposes
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7 great reasons why sensory toys are truly "sensible" 💡
Sensory development plays a decisive role in children's growth and cognitive development. Toys that specifically focus on the development of the senses are becoming more and more popular with parents for good reasons. Here's why sensory toys for children aged 3 years old and up are so popular and effective:
- 1. Holistic sensory development: At the development stage of 3 years old, children experience a significant increase in brain activity. Sensory toys that offer visual, auditory, tactile, and olfactory stimulation promote the holistic development of all of the senses. By activating various sensory channels, children can thoroughly develop their sensory skills, which has a positive effect on their cognitive capabilities, motor skills, and social skills.
- 2. Creativity and imagination: Sensory toys stimulate synaptic activity in the brain, which promotes the development of creativity and imagination. Touching, smelling, and hearing various different materials strengthens children's neuronal connections, which in turn improves their creative problem-solving skills and imagination.
- 3. Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination: Exploring structures, textures, and sounds supports the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. When interacting with sensory toys that engage the actions of grasping, touching, and pulling, children improve their motor skills and strengthen their finger dexterity.
- 4. Differentiation skills: Sensory games require children to be able to differentiate different textures, sounds, and materials using their various senses. This promotes the development of their differentiation skills in which they learn to perceive the finer details of how something feels or sounds.
- 5. Memory formation: Just like with classic versions of the Memory game, games like Touch Memory, a Touch Box, or acoustic Memory games require children to identify and describe the properties of objects. This supports their memory development in that children learn to take note of and remember specific features.
- 6. Concentration and attention: In order to find the matching pairs in games such as sensory Memory games, children have to pay full attention to the properties of the objects. This promotes the development of concentration and attention span as children learn to focus on these details.
- 7. Speech development: While children explore various objects, they're also improving their vocabulary and ability to verbalise their sensory experiences. This can have a positive effect on their speech and language development as they learn to communicate what they perceive.
The sensory toys from the "Sensory" product line are among the exclusive small foot brand products that were developed with a 100% focus on what parents and children want when it comes to play value, function, and design. With high-quality manufacturing and production, the "Sensory" toys stand out not only due to their functionality and high play value, but also due to their modern colour concept and high amount of visible natural wood materials that make them visual eye-catchers in the nursery.
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