18 Educational Toys and Activities For Kids Who Are Nonverbal

Give children a chance to express themselves without speaking with the KidKraft Storage Easel ($91, originally $130).

The Edushape Easy Grip Soft Foam Sensory Puzzle Blocks ($19, originally $20) are sensory blocks that are perfect for little hands to focus on as they build and create without being bogged down by language.

Expression and creativity run wild with theClip Connect 100 Pieces ($11).

Encourage their vocabulary and communication skills with the Key Education Photo Conversation Cards ($20, originally $33).

The Peg Board Shapes Puzzle ($20, originally $30) is a fun and educational way for kids to use their hands to learn shapes.

Regardless if your nonverbal kid falls within the autism spectrum, 101 Games and Activities for Children With Autism, Asperger's, and Sensory Processing Disorders ($11, originally $20) offers great activities that will work for you.

Nonverbal children sometimes find sign language helpful for expression, and these Carson Dellosa Key Education Alphabet: Signs, Letters, Sounds Learning Cards ($15) are a great starting point.

Give your nonverbal kid the opportunity to challenge themselves with the IQ Challenge Set by GamieUSA ($14), which includes brain teasers that don't require words.

The ABC Sound Book For Children ($30, originally $50) lets kids express themselves with a digital pad.

The Learning Tablet + Magnetic Drawing Pad ($21, originally $40) allows children to hear words and music while giving them space to respond.

The Naladoo English Spelling Alphabet Letter Game ($10) is a fun and education game letting kids practice reading and speaking.

Wikki Stix Multi-Sensory Resource Kit ($23) is a set of activities and flash cards for kids with a variety of special needs.

Gifted Testing Flash Cards ($24) encourage kids to build their spatial relationships without using words.

Charades Kids on Stage Tin ($13) lets your kid practice their acting bug without words.

Learning Resources Recordable Answer Buzzers ($56) let parents prerecord answers on buzzers so children have an opportunity to respond in a comfortable setting.

This Functional Communication Vocabulary Language Game ($75) has nearly 400 questions that encourage children to build on their receptive and expressive skills.

Roll A Role: a Game of Non-Verbal Communication Cubes & Cards ($47) encourages kids to use nonverbal markers and help them learn how to interact in social situations.

What Did You Say? A Game of Nonverbal Language ($55) helps kids understand the importance on nonverbal communication in others.