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Skills in motion

Four areas.
Many ways to move forward.

Minifunkids experiences let you work on motor, cognitive, sensory and learning skills inside an immersive, motivating and supported environment.

Explore the areas
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It isn’t about fitting people into an activity. It’s about adapting the experience so every person can take part.

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Motor area

Moving is discovering too.

Experiences that invite using the body to interact with the environment, always respecting each person’s abilities and pace.

Inside the experiences we can work on:
  • Reaching and pointing
  • Coordinating movements
  • Exploring the space
  • Responding with gestures
What does it put in motion?

Movement, participation and new ways of relating to the environment.

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Cognitive area

Thinking sounds better when it’s play.

Activities that set small challenges inside engaging settings, to hold attention, observe and make decisions.

Inside the experiences we can work on:
  • Holding attention
  • Observing and comparing
  • Choosing between options
  • Solving small challenges
What does it put in motion?

Attention, understanding and decision-making inside an experience that motivates.

Screenshot of the Minifunkids experience La Jungla del Mono Don: a jungle clearing with Don the monkey hanging from a palm tree and a snake in the grass03
Sensory area

A world full of things to notice.

Immersive environments for discovering visual and auditory input, in activities the educator can support and adapt.

Inside the experiences we can work on:
  • Exploring sensory input
  • Anticipating responses
  • Noticing changes
  • Discovering preferences
What does it put in motion?

Exploration, curiosity and response to different sensory input.

Screenshot of the Minifunkids experience El Pescao Encestao: an ocean floor with colorful fish, a basket and the sign «Catch and sort by type of fish»04
Learning area

Learning can be an adventure too.

Activities that turn simple academic content into visual, hands-on experiences that are easy to follow.

Inside the experiences we can work on:
  • Identifying objects
  • Sorting into categories
  • Recognizing colors and sizes
  • Working on directions
What does it put in motion?

Active learning and understanding through experiences you live.

Always supported

The experience doesn’t work on its own.

The educator chooses, supports and gives meaning to each activity within their usual practice.

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