Neuropsychological Game “Try to Repeat”

🎈 The Child’s Role in the Game

This game is a brain and body workout in one. The child observes a hand gesture and tries to mirror it with both hands at the same time. It’s a challenge that strengthens coordination, visual memory, and the connection between the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Through fun repetition and movement, children learn to control their body, focus attention, and synchronize both sides. They also get to explore gestures, laugh, and test their reflexes.

📦 What’s in the Box

— 24 wooden hand-shaped tokens with different gestures
— Compact kraft box for easy storage
— Size of each piece: up to 8 cm long, 6 cm wide
— Safe materials and high-quality print

💡 What the Game Develops

— Integration between brain hemispheres
— Focus, concentration, and visual memory
— Fine motor skills and hand coordination
— Spatial awareness (finger positioning, directionality)
— Emotional engagement through movement and success

🔄 Adaptability and Levels of Difficulty

The game easily adapts to age and developmental level:
— Start with simple gestures to copy
— Progress to memorizing and repeating gesture sequences
— Play in pairs or use a timer for added challenge
— Try mirrored movements for advanced brain training

🎲 Activity Ideas

— “Copy the gesture with both hands”
— “Who finds and repeats the gesture fastest?”
— “Memorize 3 hand signs — now repeat in order”
— “What could this gesture mean?” — spark conversation
— Topics: Coordination, Focus, Body Awareness, Gestures, Movement Games

👥 Who It’s For

— Children aged 2–3 and up (gestures chosen for young learners)
— Preschools, occupational and speech therapists
— Neurodevelopmental and inclusion programs
— Parents for home use (solo or child–adult play)
— Group play and cooperative competition

📦 Wholesale Advantages

— Ideal for early learning, therapy, and neuro-integration programs
— Compact, easy to display and transport
— Versatile: use solo or in larger neurodevelopment kits
— Effective for preschool and primary school settings
— Ready-to-use toolkit for specialists and educators

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This isn’t just a gesture game. It helps children connect body and brain, strengthen coordination, and act with mindful attention — all through fun and movement.