Right Turn, Left Turn is simple yet powerful game that teaches visual-spatial awareness, and directionality. Players practice matching and differentiating left from right based on various perspectives.

I like that it focused on directional words. Right and left is a very difficult skill to learn as a young child and this was a great way to practice this skill. It's a great game for those who need to learn right vs. left.

Players learn/practice positional words, left/right, critical thinking, listening skills, visual-spatial skills, and following directions. Players thoroughly practice applying the concept of right vs. left with the help of colorful illustrations.

Players must use quick thinking as they look at a card with a set of directions that they must follow to determine which officer the card goes with. The player that figures out the answer first wins the card. The player who wins 6 Direction cards first is the winner! The game helps teach children right and left, counting, and symbols (ambulance, stop sign, tree, bike, street lamp). All of these 3 directions are part of the Direction card. I like that the play time is only about 10 minutes in length. It challenges young minds.

This game could be very helpful for adults with cognitive development issues due to brain injury.