Games and exercises on the interactive floor
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Interactive corrective and compensatory exercises are designed to improve visual perception and eye-hand coordination.
They develop communication skills and encourage children to act creatively and independently.
Pattern matching, sound games, jigsaw puzzles
Identifying, differentiating, matching
Memory games, matching pairs
The exercises on the interactive floor develop:
Visual and aural perception
Motor skills and eye-hand coordination
Spatial orientation
Attention and memory
Independence, initiative and creativity
Communication skills
Interactive games and activities for therapeutic purposes
Explore the Motioncube apps for special education needs
The proposed games practice the ability to identify, categorize and arrange items. They train visual analysis and synthesis on thematic and athematic materials. They shape the ability to remember a pattern or arrangement and to plan a movement path (gross or fine motor skills).
The applications offer the opportunity to work individually, in pairs or in groups. Including them in educational classes enables experimentation and acquisition of new experiences that stimulate the child's development in all areas: physical, emotional, social and cognitive.
Sample application collections
What are the characteristics of Motioncube revalidation applications?
Selection of exercise difficulty level
Contrasting colours, simple shapes and patterns
Exercises in motion, with accompanying sounds
Support materials for teachers
Objects in the illustrations known from everyday life
