Drawing, sound, and pantomime game: who will guess first?
This guessing game for children contains 60 sturdy cardboard cards with cheerful designs. One player draws a card, and the others guess what is on it. The theme can be drawn, imitated with sound, or acted out without words. This makes every round feel new. The top corner of each card shows which form is most suitable to use.

What children practice with it:
- Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination while drawing
- Movement planning and body awareness when acting things out (gross motor skills)
- Attention, concentration, and flexibility by switching between drawing, sound, and pantomime
- Impulse control and taking turns in a group
- Imagination and language use when coming up with hints

The game is suitable for home, in the classroom, and during therapy or coaching. Repeated drawing helps to automate fine motor movements without it feeling like practice.

Play suggestions:
- Play in teams and count the correct answers
- Only use sounds or only use gestures
- Draw with a thick marker or chalk for extra grip practice

The small tin fits easily in a bag. This way, the game can be taken on trips, to grandparents' houses, or to the classroom.

A game in which children laugh, move, and think creatively all at the same time. Fun and development go hand in hand here.