X's and O's change as they are hit with the bean bag. Good for eye-hand coordination, which is a skill that is sometimes underdeveloped in people with learning disabilities. As the game progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain balance. A fun way to work on gross motor skills. At the first level, players match letters to illustrated words on the board.
More advance d players make up their own word using the blank squares.
Uses visual skills. This game presents players with three things, and players must figure out what they have in common. After making a connection, players advance along the board. Cards can be used alone to play on trips in the car. This game helps with language skills as well as finding relationships.