Tactile (feeling, playing, vestibular games (roll, hang, jump, and swing), proprioceptive games (knowing where your body parts are when you move in a certain manner as well as your relation to other objects), auditory sensory games (listen to what you hear and from where) and visual sensory games, tasting games, etc.
Stimulate these areas when playing and exploring.
Development assists in building nerve connections in the brain which in turn develops language and motor functions.
Links the five senses namely sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste.
Improves focus and concentration and blocks out that which distracts you.
Increases ability to discover new patterns, creativity, problem-solving, and curiosity.