Mirror writing

Stand in front of a mirror and try to go through the maze or write your name just by looking in the mirror. This device is ambidextrous, so you can invite someone to play with you. This activity provides a lot of excitement for people of all ages, including adults – it’s a real challenge for everyone!

Mirror writing is not only fascinating fun, but also an effective way to train concentration, self-control and develop eye-hand coordination, intellectual abilities and spatial orientation in a child. 

WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT MIRROR WRITING? 

• Writing in the mirror is a great concentration exercise : it requires a lot of concentration because each movement must be made in the opposite direction. This helps develop the ability to focus attention and concentrate on details. 

• This game requires precision and patience. The child must control his movements to maintain consistency and progress through the maze. This helps develop self-control skills and the ability to perform precision tasks . 
• Mirror writing engages both sides of the child’s brain because each movement is made in the opposite direction. This supports the integration of both hemispheres and may contribute to better brain functioning.  
• Using this device requires eye-hand coordination. The child must follow the reflection in the mirror and adjust his movements appropriately. This is an excellent exercise for developing fine motor skills and manual precision. 
• Writing in a mirror requires the child to transform and reverse letters and shapes. This stimulates spatial orientation and the ability to understand the relationship between directions and reflections. 

WHAT DOES EXPERIMENTING IN THE GARDEN DO?