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Lids 'N Lizards, a colorful categorization game developed by Super Duper Publicatons, helps kids with special needs build up their articulation, categorization, and auditory and visual memory skills.
Lids 'n Lizards is a simple and fun game that helps kids with special needs practice a variety of skills like articulation, categorization, and auditory and visual memory skills. The magnets included with the game, which represent five different categories like animals, clothing, around the home, and food, are placed under each lid, which the players take turns flipping over. The player names the object on the magnet and identifies the category. Colorful lizards are hidden under the lids and the first player to uncover the most lizards wins. The game is available from Super Duper Publications, which develops fun learning materials for kids with special needs. (Ages 4 and older, grades pre-K to 5; $39.95)
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