Feel, guess and see if you are right!
Janod Voel Bingo is a tactile game in which children feel for an object in the bag that is on their bingo card. Officially it is a bingo game, but there are many more ways to play it. This makes it a great tactile game for home, in the classroom and during therapy.

What does the game stimulate?
- Feeling and recognizing: tactile and sensory stimulation
- Guessing and naming: attention, concentration and working memory
- Waiting for your turn and accepting when others score points: impulse control
- Grasping and placing on the card: fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

Game variations
- First offer the game freely, so that children can get to know the pieces well, then the game is easier to play.
- Playing alone: feel, recognize and place the piece on the correct picture
- With a bingo master who wears a blindfold and guesses and describes the shapes until someone recognizes them
- Find the four figures from a picture together, put them in the bag and now guess by touch which one you have in your hand and place them on the card one by one

Voel Bingo lets children discover that you can know a lot with your hands, without looking. It is a game with many play possibilities that works both together and alone.