Right, left, together! Interhemispheric interaction. Drawing symmetrically

Interhemispheric interaction is the correct transfer of information from one hemisphere of the brain to the other, which is essential for the development of attention, memory, thinking, and speech. Therefore, the formation of interhemispheric connections is very important in childhood, especially during the preparation for school.
This guide, developed based on a neuropsychological approach, offers the opportunity to develop interhemispheric interaction and the graphomotor skills of children through drawing and writing with both hands in turn and simultaneously. The necessity to draw symmetrically enhances logical thinking and spatial intelligence.
The proposed guide is suitable for working with children from six years old. It can be used by both parents and educators, psychologists, and speech therapists.