Development of visual perception in children

Visual perception - development in children

Visual perception is a series of basic skills acquired early in life that include the ability to recognize and discriminate between visual stimuli such as images, shapes, words, sentences, or entire texts. Caring for the proper development of a child's visual perception and supporting him in this process requires the use of properly selected tools that will allow him to develop visual perception, eye-hand coordination and memory.
The Mental offer includes a wide range of solutions designed to support the development of visual perception in children, which differ from each other in terms of purpose and capabilities. Among the products on offer, you can find many interesting offers, including construction blocks, logical spatial puzzles, foam dominoes, light-up table, transparent blocks, sensory balls, activity sets and games that consist of finding the right combinations or elements. These types of aids are most often used by educational units, therapists, or parents who want to help children learn different skills through fun.
Choosing the proposed didactic solutions and applying them through shared entertainment, games or other activities allows you to train different types of skills, such as visual perception and recognition of shapes, colors or objects. Some of the proposed products also allow you to practice form orientation, recognize similar elements or learn to read and write. At the same time, the products in the Mental offer, designed to support the development of visual perception, have different levels of complexity that can be easily adapted to the age, abilities and intellectual needs of each child.