Gonggi - Popular Dice Game from Squid Games

Introducing the Gonggi Game, a captivating traditional Korean game brought to the spotlight by the popular Netflix series, "Squid Games." This game is more than just entertainment—it's an engaging tool designed to enhance fine motor skills, concentration, and hand-eye coordination, making it perfect for children on the spectrum.

Why Gonggi?

Enhances Motor Skills: Each round of Gonggi requires different hand movements, helping children develop their fine motor skills.

Boosts Concentration: The game encourages focus and attention to detail as players progress through increasingly challenging rounds.

Promotes Hand-Eye Coordination: Catching and picking up dice strengthen hand-eye coordination, an essential skill for everyday tasks.

Encourages Social Interaction: Gonggi can be played solo or with friends, offering opportunities for social interaction and cooperative play.

How to Play

·       Round 1: Players drop and pick up one die at a time.

·       Round 2: Players drop and pick up two dice at a time.

·       Round 3: Players drop and pick up three dice, then the remaining two.

·       Round 4: Players throw one die in the air, drop the others, catch the airborne die, and  then pick up the remaining four.

·        Round 5a: Players throw all five dice and flip their hand over to catch them on their  fingers.

·        Round 5b: Players continue from 5a, throwing and catching all five dice in their hand.

Product Features

·         Durable and Safe Materials: Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, ensuring   safet  and durability for endless fun.

·         Bright and Engaging Colours: The vibrant colours of the dice are visually stimulating and appealing to children.

·         Portable and Lightweight: Easily fits in a pocket or small bag, making it perfect for on-the-go play.

Gonggi is not just a game, it's a tool for growth and development, thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of children on the spectrum.

See link for directions on how to play Gonggi; 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ4G0zWkNT8