The game disc contains 22 questions and theme developments and one bonus sector.
The Lengu game disc “My day” supports the development of a trusting relationship between a child and an adult through the mediation of the impressions that were experienced during the day.
It is a playful and creative aid that contributes to the development of a child’s listening skills, and enriches vocabulary and expressive skills.
This playful tool enables the development of the child’s self-analysis ability and communication skills, which is very important for the child’s well-being, helping to strengthen the relationships between family members and also to create new friendships with peers.
The adult plays an important role in the game as an active listener, if necessary, rewording the child’s thoughts and reflecting feelings.
Enjoy the game together with your child, involve the whole family or encourage interaction between siblings by teaching them to play independently with the Lengu game disc.
An adult participating in the game should be open and ready to share their thoughts, experiences and feelings so that the child can safely open their inner world.
By being interested in the child’s world and games and actively participating in them, you form common family values that support the child’s later social and emotional coping.
The player spins the game disc and speaks about the topic on which the arrow points (if the game disc spins too long, you can stop it yourself).
The questions associated
with the picture can be found in the table of the game guide.
The player must answer the questions by thinking about their day.
The task of the game leader is to guide the player so that they use full descriptive sentences and figurative speech (according to the age and abilities of the child) when performing the task.
An adult or another player can help the child with guiding questions to develop a slightly deeper discussion about the topic.
If the child needs additional explanation for the questions, you can be support them by explaining what these questions mean.
If the player’s arrow keeps stopping on one task, they can re-spin the game disc or select an adjacent task.
One of the 23 sectors of the game disc is the bonus sector.
The bonus rule is set by the game organizer as they wish. For example, it could be a sweet treat the player likes, a healthy snack, an exercise or activity, or some other arrangement. Developer of the exercises: clinical psychologist, clinical child psychologist
Brand
Lengu
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