Inversion Goggles
What are they?
They are plastic safety goggles with a 4" 45 degree angle prism welded into the goggle lens. The goggles are completely spray painted except for one of the angled faces of the prism.
How do you play?
When a student puts on the goggles visual inputs are inverted. Everything he sees through the goggles is upside down. Students can make drawings on paper with a pencil or a marker. They can try to trace pre-existing drawings. Signing their name on a piece of paper. Play catch with a dead tennis ball. Shakes hands with another person. Get a drink at the drinking fountain. Follow a maze pattern with a pencil on a piece of paper.
What can you accomplish?
- You can demonstrate how vitally important correct visual inputs to the brain are on motor activities.
- You can demonstrate how difficult it is to adjust to inverted visual inputs as opposed to laterally distorted inputs as are produced by our other distortion goggles.
- Your can demonstrate to your students that school can be fun.
What is included in the kit?
- One pair of inversion goggles
- Several suggested activities using the goggles
How much does it cost?
Each pair of goggles costs $ 25.
