Collection: Hearing Impairment

Hearing-impaired individuals, including children, are taught to rely on their other senses in order to familiarize themselves with their surroundings and communicate with other people. It is important for children's games to encourage socialization, communication with other participants, and, of course, increased independence. They will contribute to their growth and inspire them to continue their explorations of the world. Here is a collection of games that will enable them to explore with the rest of their senses, helping them improve their skills of observation and concept of association, psychomotor abilities, facial expressions, and language.