Description …A second group of games portrays animal games. These are magical, as they transform us into snail, bunny, pony and many other creatures. They lead us to the wellspring of the joy of existence and active participation in the world around us. — Waldorf Books The movements of hands, fists, thumbs, and pointers are set to the spoken word in poetry and song. Finger games stimulate the speech center in children’s brains, promote speech development, and lead them to active participation in the world around us. Magical games also portray animals, transforming us into snails, bunnies, ponies, and many others.
