By Touch. Tactile Neuropsychological Game

«By Touch» — an exciting neuropsychological game in which players must find a wooden figure in a tunnel bag without looking. There are quite a few figures, but you need to pull out only one — and not just any, but exactly the same as the one they see in front of them (each figure is presented in duplicate, so the sample can be both examined and felt). The one who can do this accurately and faster than the opponent receives a prize point. The instructions describe different ways to play; for example, players can search for the figure with their non-dominant hand (left for right-handed players, right for left-handed players). They can search for two figures at once using both hands — one with the right hand and another with the left. They can put only three figures (two identical and one different) in the bag and ask to identify which of the three figures does not have a pair by touch. Then, they can complicate it by placing not three figures, but five, and then seven.
By feeling for the required figure, the child learns to highlight key informative points — this helps to form a spatial image of the figure. Stimulated by the excitement of competition, the child learns to develop a search strategy and make quick, thoughtful decisions. The instructions provide various game options that contribute to the development of tactile sensitivity. However, all materials can also be used to develop cognitive functions and imagination.

The set includes:
- 32 wooden figures (16 types with 2 pieces of each type);
- 32 cards with images of the figures and their names;
- a bag;
- instructions.

Age of players: from 4 years old.

Game duration: up to 90 minutes
Number of players: from 2 to 4