Development of Interhemispheric Interaction

The human brain consists of two hemispheres. Each processes information in its own way. The left hemisphere is called "logical," while the right is referred to as "imaginary." The extent to which the interaction between the two hemispheres is developed... affects not only academic performance in school but also success in life. The more frequently a person uses both hemispheres in their work, the better they think, find unconventional solutions to problems, and develop memory, speech, attention, and imagination.
While working with the book, preschoolers will trace dotted lines with both hands simultaneously, thereby improving interhemispheric interaction, preparing their hand for writing, learning to focus on specific tasks, becoming more attentive and diligent. Colorful illustrations will allow the child to have fun while taking a virtual space journey.