Letter Planning Game (Eng & Afr)

The ultimate travel-friendly game that transforms letter matching into a thrilling adventure of strategy and skill! Perfect for on-the-go fun, Our Letter Planning Game  challenges players to think ahead, plan their moves, and adapt to ever-changing puzzles.

You’re not just matching letters; you’re mastering the art of sequence strategy. Each move is a step in a dynamic dance of letters, where a single shift can change everything. It’s a test of motor planning and cognitive agility, wrapped up in a delightful, no-mess package.

Whether you’re navigating the twists and turns of a road trip or enjoying a quiet moment at home, The Letter Planning Game is your passport to a world of engaging, brain-boosting fun. So buckle up and prepare for a journey where letters come alive, and every match is a victory in the making! 

Features:

• A wooden Letter board  (measures: 17.5cm x 17.5cm)
• 12 pc Afrikaans letter copy cards
• 12 pc English letter copy cards

What our OT says:

I  often recommend motor planning games because motor planning is a critical skill that helps individuals execute and coordinate movements effectively. Motor planning, also known as praxis, is the process by which the brain plans and directs the body’s movements. It involves knowing, remembering, and performing the steps needed to carry out a specific task or action.

Here’s why motor planning is important:

• Development of Fine and Gross Motor Skills: Motor planning is essential for developing both fine and gross motor skills. Fine motor skills involve smaller movements like writing or buttoning a shirt, while gross motor skills include larger movements like jumping or running.
• Efficient Movement: With good motor planning, movements become more efficient and precise. This means that tasks can be completed faster and with less conscious effort once they have been learned.
• Learning New Tasks: Motor planning allows us to learn new tasks by breaking them down into smaller steps and practicing them until they become automatic.
• Coordination: It helps in coordinating multiple body parts to work together smoothly, which is necessary for daily activities like playing sports or musical instruments.
• Adaptability: Good motor planning skills enable individuals to adapt their movements to new situations or changes in the environment.

Motor planning games, like  the Letter Planning Game are designed to challenge and improve these skills by providing fun and engaging activities that require planning, sequencing, and executing movements. These games can help children and adults alike to develop better motor control, coordination, and ultimately, independence in daily activities.