INTERHEMISPHERIC INTERACTION GAMES FOR KIDS' DEVELOPMENT-Part 2 (example of a game)

I've decided to continue the topic of easy and interesting kids development that is both useful and funny for them.

All kinds of studying and development for kids should have a form of a GAME to be clear, easy and funny for them to use and practice them.
If it is somthing ordinary and boring, kids won't do it, and even the vest exercises will fail.

So I've added to my collection of developing games one more funny example of how we can help our kids brains develop fast and well using simple games.

So in thus example we need a sheet of paper, a pen and kid's hands;)

We must draw hands in different positions on the paper.
So a kid shows 1 finger, then 2, then a rock sign, then all 5 fingers, then hide them all - anything you like!

BUT the order of these pictures on the second paper MUST BE DIFFERENT. They can be the same, but their order should differ, we just mix them.

The kid's task is to repeat all hand's positions he sees with BOTH hands simultaneously

Such games help to develop connections between different parts of the brains, thus a kis gets a chance to develop his creativity, logics, reaction, memory, speech and many other skills.

We often play in these games with my son. It's just fun for him, but I do like games that can be not just fun;)