不鏽鋼反光聲音感官球 Tickit Sensory Reflective Sound Balls (Set of 7)

🎯 適合對象

• 適合年齡：0 個月以上（廠方標示初生嬰兒適用；需成人陪同使用）
• 適合對象：嬰幼兒感官啟蒙、自閉症譜系（ASD）、視覺或聽覺尋求、發展遲緩（GDD）、語言發展遲緩、視覺追蹤及大小概念學習階段的小朋友
• 適用場地：家居、嬰兒房、早教中心、幼稚園、感統室、職業治療及言語治療中心

📦 產品描述

• 一套 7 個不鏽鋼球，大小各不相同，表面光滑如鏡，可映照出扭曲、放大或縮小的倒影。
• 每個球內藏不同物料，搖動時發出不同聲音；滾動時亦會走出不同路徑與動態，每一個都有自己的「性格」。
• 同時刺激視覺、聽覺及觸覺——看反光倒影、聽不同聲響、摸冰涼光滑的金屬表面。
• 不鏽鋼製造，不會生鏽或變色，耐用可長期使用。
• 外形簡約美觀，玩完放在木碗或玻璃碗內，本身就是房間擺設。
• Tickit 是英國 TTS 旗下屢獲獎項的教育品牌，專為早教及特殊教育設計教具。

✨ 產品好處

• 一件教具同時訓練三種感官——對感官統合有困難的小朋友，多感官同步輸入有助大腦整合不同感覺訊息，是早期介入的經典教具。
• 7 種大小自然引出比較概念（大／細、重／輕、快／慢），不用任何說明，小朋友自己拎上手就會開始比較、排序。
• 每個球的聲音、滾動方式都不同，是語言發展的絕佳素材——家長可以示範「叮叮聲」「沙沙聲」「滾得好快」「轉圈圈」等形容詞及動詞，擴展詞彙。
• 金屬表面的反光倒影吸引嬰幼兒注視，訓練視覺追蹤與專注；滾動後追住球爬或行，則同時鍛鍊大肌肉發展。

🎮 遊戲方法

• 聲音配對：搖動其中一個球，讓小朋友閉上眼聆聽，再搵出係邊一個發出同樣聲音，訓練聽覺辨識與記憶。
• 大細排序：將 7 個球由細至大排成一行，再反轉排序，建立大小及順序概念；較大的小朋友可以數數。
• 反光觀察：拿著球照自己的樣子，比較不同大小的球照出來的倒影有甚麼分別，一邊玩一邊學說「大」「細」「彎」「變形」等詞語。

📐 產品規格

• 品牌：Tickit（英國 TTS 教育品牌）
• 尺寸：7 個不同大小（詳細直徑待確認）
• 重量：約 450 g（1 磅，全套）
• 單位：7 個／套
• 面料：不鏽鋼（不生鏽、不變色）
• 填充：球內藏不同物料，搖動發出不同聲音（全密封）
• 顏色：銀色鏡面
• 用途：多感官探索、視覺追蹤、聽覺辨識、大小比較及排序、語言發展、嬰幼兒感官啟蒙
• 保養：以乾布或微濕布抹淨後抹乾即可；避免用力摔落硬地，以免凹陷。
• 安全提示：必須在成人陪同下使用；請定期檢查球身接縫是否完整，如有凹陷、裂縫或內部物料鬆脫請立即停用；勿讓嬰幼兒用球互相擲打。

🎯 Suitable For

• Age: 0 months and up (manufacturer rated safe from birth; adult supervision required)
• Best for: early sensory development in babies and toddlers, ASD, visual and auditory seekers, global developmental delay, language delay, and children learning visual tracking and size concepts
• Settings: home, nurseries, early learning centres, kindergartens, sensory rooms, OT and speech clinics

📦 Product Description

• Seven stainless steel balls in seven different sizes, each with a mirror-smooth surface that reflects distorted, magnified or shrunken images.
• Each ball holds different contents, so it makes its own sound when shaken and follows its own path when rolled — every ball has a character of its own.
• Engages sight, sound and touch at once: reflections to look at, sounds to hear and a cool, smooth surface to feel.
• Stainless steel that won't rust or tarnish, built to last.
• Simple and beautiful — stored in a wooden or glass bowl, they double as room décor.
• Tickit is the award-winning educational brand of UK supplier TTS, designing resources for early years and special education.

✨ Benefits

• Three senses in one resource: for children with sensory integration difficulties, simultaneous multi-sensory input helps the brain combine different sensations — a classic early intervention tool.
• Seven sizes naturally invite comparison (big/small, heavy/light, fast/slow) — children start comparing and ordering without being asked.
• Distinct sounds and movements make them excellent for language building: model words like "jingly", "rattly", "rolling fast" and "spinning" to expand vocabulary.
• Reflections capture babies' attention to build visual tracking and focus, while crawling or walking after a rolling ball develops gross motor skills.

🎮 How to Play / Use

• Sound matching: shake one ball while the child listens with eyes closed, then ask them to find which ball made that sound — auditory discrimination and memory.
• Size ordering: line all seven up from smallest to largest, then reverse — building size and sequence concepts, with counting for older children.
• Reflection play: look at your face in balls of different sizes and compare the reflections, naming words like "big", "small", "curved" and "stretched".

📐 Product Specifications

• Brand: Tickit (TTS, UK)
• Size: seven graduated sizes (exact diameters to be confirmed)
• Weight: approx. 450 g (1 lb, full set)
• Unit: set of 7
• Material: stainless steel (rust- and tarnish-resistant)
• Filling: different sealed contents in each ball, producing different sounds
• Colour: silver mirror finish
• Use: multi-sensory exploration, visual tracking, auditory discrimination, size comparison and ordering, language development, early sensory play
• Care: wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth and dry; avoid dropping hard onto floors to prevent dents.
• Safety: always use under adult supervision; check seams regularly and stop using if a ball is dented, split or its contents come loose; do not let children throw them at each other.