Non-isokinetic annular and rectangular synchronous moving toy device enabling left and right hands to coordinate

Abstract

The invention discloses a non-isokinetic annular and rectangular synchronous moving toy device enabling left and right hands to coordinate, and relates to the field of children's toys. The non-isokinetic annular and rectangular synchronous moving toy device enabling the left and right hands to coordinate comprises a toy body and a bottom plate, wherein a supporting box is fixedly adhered to the front face of the bottom plate, a first opening is formed in the left side of the supporting box, a second opening is formed in the right side of the supporting box, the supporting box is provided witha left hand rotating device and a right hand rotating device separately, and the left hand rotating device is located at the left side of the right hand rotating device. The non-isokinetic annular andrectangular synchronous moving toy device enabling the left and right hands to coordinate has the advantages that the left and right hands both play dominant roles and also both play auxiliary rolesto promote the dominant ability of the left hand to change the situation that the right hand plays the dominant role, and the problems of how to promote the coordination of the left and right hands ofchildren used jointly, not often making the left hand in an auxiliary and 'waiting' state, but reasonably allocating the left and right hands are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of children's toys, in particular to a left and right hand coordination non-constant velocity annular rectangle synchronous moving toy device. Background technique [0002] Human beings have been used to using their right hand since ancient times and today, writing with the right hand, holding vegetables with the right hand, using knives with the right hand, sweeping the floor with the right hand, and using scissors with the right hand, etc. It seems that if the left hand is used to do these things, it does not seem to listen to the brain's orders, and it seems We can't do many things without the right hand; there are very few people who are used to using the left hand to do something, but it is also difficult to control the right hand to do something in turn. Left and right hands are equally important to human beings, but they play very different roles. The left hand is almost always in a "wait and see" sta...

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[0002] Human beings have been used to using their right hand since ancient times and today, writing with the right hand, holding vegetables with the right hand, using knives with the right hand, sweeping the floor with the right hand, and using scissors with the right hand, etc. It seems that if the left hand is used to do these things, it does not seem to listen to the brain's orders, and it seems We can't do many things without the right hand; there are very few people who are used to using the left hand to do something, but it is also difficult to control the right hand when doing something

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