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For the perception and coordination challenged folks mazes can be daunting, so here are some easy ones to get their feet wet and realize it can be fun! Give us your creations and we can give you points in exchange. Let's do this all together and...

Cutting, assembling, and pasting fun is done with this simple Penguin task. You can use markers or colored paper and the template is ready for you to print and enjoy. This tool can help understanding Parts-to-whole as well as visual motor skills. Click here to download the...

So easy to move when you have pictures posted and all you need is a towel or mat on the floor in front of them. The colorful drawings are motivating and help make the fun happen. These are perfect for a small space obstacle course at...

You can use pool noodles, painters tape, gift wrap paper rolls, or anything you want to help the imagination and fun be part of jumping. This can be a wonderful addition to a home or school obstacle course. OPTION: You may lay a exercise mat on...

Body socks are a wonderful tool for obstacle courses to help with sensory regulation and body awareness. Here is a picture to help get the job done. Just post it up on your obstacle course and let the kids twist, walk, and roll. Share your drawings...

Here is a wonderful visual that can be posted in your obstacle course so that your clients will know what is expected and be more motivated. If you do not have a balance beam, try using a split pool noodle (taped to the floor) or...