Cause & Effect Toys
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At Special Needs Resources, we aim to provide products that provide support and promote growth and development in all areas. Our cause and effect range is designed to aid cognitive development through understanding the relationship between an action and reaction of cause and effect. Many of the products additionally require the use of other skills, such as fine motor, critical thinking, sequential thinking and deductive reasoning.
Products that demonstrate cause and effect are useful for promoting cognitive development and a range of other visual, fine and gross motor skills.
Cause-and-effect products have a range of learning benefits that will help in understanding how things work, problem solving, decision making and memory tracking.
Whether your child has special needs, motor conditions or even ADHD, see how our range of colourful toys, puzzles and sensory feedback items can help them.
Cause-and-effect activities are designed to help people understand the direct relationship between an action and its resulting consequence. For example, this can be as simple as squeezing a stress ball and then watching it reform back into its original shape. In these activities, when a specific action is taken, there’s a clear and immediate outcome. They are particularly beneficial for individuals (children and adults) with cognitive or developmental delays, such as autism. In developing children, they enhance understanding, attention span, motor skills, and anticipation. There are a range of benefits to using cause-and-effect toys, such as: Visual Feedback Many sensory toys in our collection light up, providing a visual stimulus that reacts to a certain action. This can improve visual understanding as well as visual-sensory development. Fine Motor Skills Fine motor skills can be developed while also gaining an understanding of what happens when an action is taken. Putting together a Marble Run uses fine motor skills to construct whilst also exciting a sense of curiosity when the marble is placed on the top… where is it going, and what will happen? What happens when you use your fine motor skills to hit different bells with the Musical Bells? Gross Motor Skills Gross motor skills can be employed when using our cause and effect products. The 4m Rainbow parachute game is an example. What happens when you put some balls in the middle of the parachute and raise the sides at different times? How do you make the balls dance and jiggle in the middle? Or our Lawn Croquet set…what do we need to do to get the ball to go through the hoop? What happens if you hit softly versus hitting hard? There are lots of fun ways to demonstrate cause and effect whilst also getting some exercise. We have a wide range of engaging items in our cause-and-effect toys range. Browse now to find the perfect item to support your child’s development. Balloons A simple and fun way to see immediate reactions to an action. Blowing up a balloon and watching it deflate not only promotes fine motor skills, it also provides a visual and auditory stimulus when interacted with. Check out our rocket balloons for a fun way to explore rapid deflation… how far can you make yours fly? Stress Toys Perfect for squeezing, moulding and playing with, stress toys also help reduce feelings of anxiety or overstimulation in children. Balls Ball play can demonstrate cause and effect in lots of ways. Our glow-in-the-dark sensory ball glows when lights are turned off. What happens when you throw a colourful suction ball against the wall? Can you make it stick? Lots of fun ways to show different causes and effects through ball fun. Puzzles Stimulating and engaging, these are suitable for a range of ages. Children love puzzles as they showcase the element of feedback through the reward of solving a complex problem. Texture Toys With a wide variety of cause-and-effect activities for babies, different toys with different textures and weights provide sensory feedback that is important to a young child’s sense of touch. Audio Auditory playback provides many ways to show cause and effect relationships. Talk Back Raccoon is a great example…record your voice and have him play back to you. Or the matching sounds and memory game will keep you guessing which sound is produced when you shake each one? Explore our range and create a sense of curiosity and interest in how things work and actions and reactions. We are an NDIS-registered provider. Contact us for any assistance, and happy shopping. What are Cause-and-Effect Activities?
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Sand Timers
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Spiky Wrist Band – Silicon Slap on
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Light Crystal Prisms – learn about light refraction!
$15.00 – $19.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
