Draw what you feel!

The task is very simple - draw what you feel "on your back".

Create your shadow theater

With our hands, light, and shadows, you can create a whole world!

Dance like nobody's watching!

Turn up your favorite music and just let yourself dance! Guaranteed instant mood improvement)

Cook something by touch

Try to cook something by touch, but be careful - it's better not to use a knife)

Guess by touch

Pick a few unexpected objects and take turns guessing what they are by touch!

Guess by sound

This one will require a bit of effort! Choose a song and take turns humming it, while your partner has to guess it.

Guess by taste

Prepare small pieces of different vegetables and fruits and guess the taste.

Guess the scent

Find different essential oils and spices, and then try to differentiate them with your eyes closed. It's not that easy!

Watch a movie by sound!

There are movies on Megogo with audio description - a special track for the visually impaired that describes what is happening on the screen. Highly recommended to try it out.

Read lips

One person wears headphones with loud music, and the other person articulates a word very clearly so that the other person can guess the word just by reading their lips. It's not as easy as it seems, give it a try!

Sculpt something by touch

Try sculpting something with clay with your eyes closed.

Tactile origami

Try folding figures using only your sense of touch! We recommend keeping the paper under the table to avoid accidentally peeking, and follow a video or photo instruction.

Fractal drawing

A wonderful anti-stress game that only requires a sheet of paper and colored pencils.

Create a tactile picture

Experiment with materials and colors!

Blindfold drawing

Try to draw something in a mask, with pencils, or even better, finger paints.

Hide and seek

Seems like a very easy and childish game, right? But what if you play it in complete darkness or wearing masks? Give it a try!

Broken telephone

A well-known game from childhood - try whispering a phrase through several participants so that it changes as little as possible!

Pass it on

A game for those who love cleaning up! Instead of flour, you can use water, balls, or anything else that pours.

Collect something by touch

You can play this game right after the previous one! Try to collect pieces of paper while wearing a mask.

Identify the figure by touch

Prepare several different shapes (circle, triangle, Christmas tree) made of cardboard. The child should guess the shape with their eyes closed, describe it, and then draw it.

Guess the rain with your palms!

This game teaches to distinguish the intensity of touches. Depict rain on the child's palms with your fingers. Alternate between light rain and heavy rain, and the child has to distinguish between them.

Find the figure by touch

Put different objects in a bag or box. Then ask the child to find something by touch and describe it.

Match pairs by touch

Collect items that match each other in terms of material (e.g., smooth, fluffy, etc.), or shape. The child has to correctly match all the pairs by touch alone.

Patterns

Semolina or sand can be a great and reusable canvas for drawing! Show the child how to create patterns and different shapes, and then try to create your own picture!