Integrated Sense Games

The best integrated sense game book written by the experts in the field.

From the concept to checklist covering the 5 senses, and how to play the games are explained in detail.

Play at home to develop the various senses of children.

Why is my child like this?

Bumping into everything. Crying when water gets on her hands.

Only wanting to play on the swings all day. Not concentrating on teacher’s words.

Children are like this because they lack various sense experience.

Don’t worry. We can play games to develop the integrated senses to improve the children’s life and studies.

Three experts who have more than 10 years of experience integrated sense therapy for children created this book. There are 172 games to develop senses in five different categories of force reproduction, vestibular sense, sense of touch, visual perception, and aural perception. Each game is designed to stimulate the senses to develop the integrated sense in a balanced manner that can be played at home without special equipment or knowledge.

As the book was written by experts in the field, it does not stop at describing the games, but also explains why the children need this stimulation and the effect it has in an easy-to-understand manner. There is also a checklist for reviewing child’s development in five categories and suggests appropriate games to play based on the results.

Try out Integrated sense games that could improve life and studies through fun games with this book.

Seok, Kyungah
Majored in occupational therapy at Yonsei University and family counseling at Yonsei University graduate school. She operates “Child, Fly,” an online sense game research service for mod and children.

Byun, Misun
Majored in occupational therapy at Yonsei University and family counseling at Yonsei University graduate school. She works as an integrated sense therapist and operates “Child, Fly,” an online sense game research service for mod and children.

Kang, Eunseon
Majored in occupational therapy at Yonsei University and completed the studies of academy of integrated sense therapy. She operates “Ium Integrated Sense Development Center” and does integrated sense and social therapy as well as parent coaching.

● 172 games to develop internal and external senses in five categories: force reproduction, vestibular sense, sense of touch, visual perception, and aural perception
● Integrated sense games selected and described by experts with more than 10 years of field experience
● Balanced development along with effects of the games and extension to the games
● Each game includes level of difficulty, amount of stimulation, and expected effects
● Checklist to check the progress and issues along with guideline to select the proper games
● Fun games to play with mom and dad at home without special equipment or preparation