Schulte Focus Training Machine

✨ Schulte Grid Training: The Ultimate Focus Training Tool Used by Astronauts and Pilots!
Recognized worldwide as the most powerful focus training game, just 10 minutes a day can effortlessly enhance your child's concentration, observation, and reaction skills! Originally designed to train pilots' focus, this game was invented by the renowned psychologist Schulte. This method is equally effective for children's professional training—simple, effective, and scientifically proven as one of the most efficient focus training methods globally.

✨ The Schulte Grid is the simplest, most effective, and scientifically backed attention training method worldwide. When searching for target numbers, intense concentration is required. Repeated practice of this short, high-intensity focus process strengthens and improves the brain's ability to concentrate. As a result, your child's attention span will continuously improve.

✨ The Schulte Grid Training Device trains multiple abilities:

1. Selective Attention

2. Sustained Attention

3. Visual Breadth and Width Training

4. Hand-Eye Coordination

✨ You must try this Schulte Grid Training Device!
With 80 game cards, just 10 minutes a day will make your child more focused.
Over 28 million questions, step-by-step training for hands, eyes, ears, and brain—so many question types that it will keep your child's brain fully engaged! Odd/even numbers, letters, matching games, mazes, shape pairing, and ancient poem sorting. While playing, your child's logical thinking, memory, reaction speed, focus, and observation skills will improve comprehensively. Simple and effective to use, it’s a scientifically proven focus training method that’s as fun and addictive as playing a game!

✨ Schulte Mode—Smart Feedback for Ultimate Convenience
This mode uses an insertable card system. The 80 cards include 50 Schulte cards (3x3, 4x4, 5x5), odd/even cards, scrambled cards, and letter challenge cards. The difficulty increases step by step, allowing children to adapt gradually. It trains the brain through visual, auditory, and tactile senses with activities like mazes, color classification, shape pairing, listening and selecting words, ancient poem sorting, reverse listening, and auditory memory.