Tape obstacle course

Sequencing is a tricky skill to understand but not when you're doing an obstacle course! Kids will be loving this blue tape obstacle course where they move in different ways and learn sequencing words like, "first," "next," "then," and "last." They'll be putting the actions in order while doing them in a fun and simple way. Do you have your blue tape ready? Set up in under a minute!

Indoor painters tape obstacle course! The little kids love this, and you can make it however you want!

use these masking tape obstacle course ideas to build gross motor skills indoors. These are great for therapy at home activities, occupational therapy interventions, and physical therapy interventions with kids. Challenge motor planning, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, core strength, proprioception, and more.

Do you have masking tape at home? Try these simple set up activities! For most of these, you will only need masking tape. Some require a few other small items that you likely already have at home (small toys, balls, blocks etc). Click on each heading to learn more about setup and how to play

Some days, my daycare children have boundless stores of energy. They need to move their bodies! One of our favourite indoor activities that really gets them moving is to set up an obstacle course in the playroom. This activity never gets boring because we think up new courses every time. I love an activity that…Continue Reading...

This sidewalk obstacle course will not only keep kids active, but also will do a lot of good things to their brain, their memory and even sleeping habits.

Gina, M.SpEd, CAGS Ed. | $5 worth of pool noodles & some tape & you have yourself a balance beam obstacle course! Walk on it. Jump across it. Tip toe over it. Skip… | Instagram

Is it raining or cold outside and your child is bouncing off the walls, what to do? Try building an indoor obstacle course. I grabbed some blue painters tape and mapped out on the hard wood lines for S to walk on. Then I laid out stuffed animals on the floor for S to jump [...]