Finger – the game focuses on the development of manual skills (fingers of both hands) and senses, stimulation and coordination of both brain hemispheres, as well as hand-eye coordination. Who is the finger game for? For children and adults, for entertainment at home, in preschool education and in schools, in the therapy of visual and motor perception and eye-hand coordination disorders. Purpose: strengthening concentration and attention, sensory perception, promoting creativity, training for movement, relaxation. Black Box – optimal size and shape to fit in a child's hand: a two-part base made of opaque plastic with 37 fingertip-sized holes, a transparent lid with a locking base for repeated opening and closing. Inside, there are 24 plastic balls in 4 colors. Example game rules: For 1-2 players. The players choose a card with an arrangement of colored balls. They use their fingertips to place the balls into the holes in the base to reproduce the design on the card. They can create their own designs and attach them to blank cards using colored pencils or felt-tip pens, or they can exchange cards. On a blank card, they can prepare an incomplete model for a second player to arrange and complete. Players draw 1 card each in 1-3 minutes. They look closely, memorize the layout, then cover the card and start recreating the pattern. The player who correctly replicates the pattern wins. Depending on the program, you can set your own game rules. The FIRST game inspires you to create your own game rules. Further suggestions for using the finger game can be found in the Method Guide. Format: 15.5 x 5 cm. Published: 2013, Binding: Box.