Develop a feel for the pen grip.
The magnetic pin brings the steel balls to the surface of the board. In this way, shapes, patterns and lines can be created. Great for creative experiments such as counting and construction and for playful practice holding a pen. The magnetism can be removed with the flat side of the pen, the balls fall back down and the game can start again. Points that do not fit the pattern can also be “deleted” in this way.
The balls cannot fall out, so the game remains complete.
Tip 1: Order a spare pen immediately, so that the board can also be offered for two-handed play.
Tip 2: Place the board well in the middle for the child, so that crossing the body midline can also be practiced.
Tip 3: Press the balls down with your fingers or hand to create sensory pressure.
Tip 4: Apply gentle pressure over the balls without pressing them. Learn to regulate force.
Tip 5: First draw a simple picture, square, house, triangle, and then let the playing partner guess what is drawn by feeling it with closed eyes.