You may wonder how can this be used for social/emotional or writing goals. Here is an example: Have kids view all 4 pages and identify what they feel as if they were the person in the picture. Let them come up with descriptive words such as;...
PT: For the aging rehab population, you may choose to do this between the parallel bars. Taping down blue paper squares where you want the client to step to. Add a sensory component by having then do it without shoes and on sand paper or...
Believe it or not, this is another favorite! Kids love this and it builds so many skills, such as reflex integration, crossing midline, UE strengthening, visual tracking (need to use water for this one-dry mop will not do), and sensory modulation. We used this poster...
This is harder for kids than it appears. Once they get it, they like it. The fun illustration encourages one to do the exercise. This can help with attention to details as much as reflex integration and wrist extension. Download the PDF for Giraffe Stretches...
These 6 exercise ball basics are presented in such a friendly way that your clients will want to do them. They also work well in an obstacle course where you let clients pick one out of three to do. If you like these, you will like...
This is a fantastic activity for any obstacle course. Beneficial for; visual tracking, visual discrimination, ambulation, and wheelchair mobility. It has become a quick favorite. You may choose to use different walking dots so a large dot pattern has been included that you can use to...
Gathering things is part of everyday life. Why not put it into your obstacle course. You can use a suitcase or bag and get creative. You may have items in a box that do not go into the bag. Just place this Turkey Walking Fox Picture...
These 4 pictures are a wonderful addition to any obstacle course. Easy to see and entertaining. If you like these you will enjoy the Pick A Pose, Pick A Move, and Pick A Groove Collection! You can find the complete collection in the e-book Obstacle Course: August...
Happiness is a smile surrounded by color. Making a circle and square fun to explore and a shape worth remembering is important and is often an OT goal. ST: You may choose to use this by finding items around the room that are shaped like a...
This is a speech therapy favorite with easy to mark off directions and an engaging picture to color. PT: You may choose to post this on a wall and then go up on tippy toes to reach the picture. Download the PDF for Park: Follow Directions...