Occupational therapy 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!

These obstacle course ideas are strategies used in occupational therapy obstacle courses to target development of specific skills.

Obstacle course ideas for all ages, indoors or outdoors with little to no prep. Great for if you have a toddler, preschooler, school aged child, or teen. Help calm sensory seekers, kids with Autism, SPD, or ADHD. Plus learn obstacle course benefits and get a list of activities to make your own if you’re an occupational therapist, teacher, or parent!

How to turn common household objects and equipment into awesome sensory obstacle courses. Sorted into different categories to keep things well rounded.

Help develop your child's large muscles and hand-eye coordination with this collection of 20 gross motor activities for kids! Perfect for occupational therapy, as classroom activities, or as a way to have fun at home, these ideas feel more like fun than practice!

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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...

A really fun scooter board activity for kids, an obstacle course relay race.