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 numbers may be good for beginning writing skills, but they are a super neat tool to have for an obstacle course too! We included a decorative and printer friendly version. OT: You may also have kids write the numbers around the number form. Yes these are...
Do not create a form that you do not need to. Save yourself time and energy! Download the PDF for OT.PT.ST. Daily Progress Notes...
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...
This can be a good tool for the visually challenged. We included a borderless copy in case some kids are visually confused by it. ST: You can also use is as a communication testing task. Verbally talk about what color goes where without pointing. Download the PDF for...
Change it up for the New Year by sharing goals via rolling a ball with the message on it. Our kids had a blast with it, and they demonstrated increased visual tracking as well as writing and communication skills. Printer friendly version included. DIRECTIONS: Cut out the...
This is a wonderful crossing midline task along with reflex integration. Directions: Place the hearts in two vertical rows allowing space for a client to crawl between. Next have the client get on all fours and roll a medicine ball back and forth between the hearts...
If you want to make your cards fancy, just copy pictures like the talking boy and then cut them out and paste them on the blank side of the cards. Kids enjoy the mystery of cards and you can build communication skills at the same time. Share...
With 9 different colors used for the outline, you can have fun coloring or copying them on colored paper. They are printer friendly and fun to use. Cut them out and place them on a paper strip or pick them out of a box and...