Children's Bucket Stilts

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I would honestly be thankful for any of the items! I am new to schools this year and travel between multiple buildings within the county. It would be nice to have my own supplies that I could bring with me to each building! Especially with the increased restrictions in place this school year I try to include working on general coordination skills in my sessions because it helps prepare students for table top activities and supports foundational skills. I think many of my students would enjoy the pop and catch game. I love the Zoom ball and use it all of the time. I haven’t ever tried the Pop and Catch so I would love to try that for eye hand coordination. Great ideas! Dry-wall stilts are basically the solution to the peg stilts’ downside, they are designed to allow the walker to remain still when not walking.

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I always begin and end a therapy session with a gross motor activity! I love to use a large dice with the activities written on the dice so the child can roll then do the gross motor activity. Love Zoom ball, cones, and carpet markers! All of the gross motor toys listed above could be used in obstacle courses…and what a great way to encourage so many skills! These are perfect additions to your obstacle course ideas, and challenge balance, coordination, motor planning, and add sensory input. Use these obstacle course toys to vary movement and encourage the specific skills kids need: ZOOM BALL!!!!! I am a new graduate that works in an outpatient pediatric clinic with contracts in private school. So many of my kiddos need upper extremity strengthening but due to space its not as easy for me to do in their school. My office technically is my car and have to be adaptable with the tools I do have which is limited. Zoom ball would be a fun way to engage my kiddos in gross motor activity and its compact which is important to me! I would love to try the Zoom ball with kiddos. We practiced using them and learned about all the skills it can help a kiddo work on in grad school, but I never actually had the opportunity to use one with any of my kiddos. I love using tunnels and cones for gross motor activities to get them in the quadruped positioning that is so good for proximal and distal strengthening and using the cones adds that visual motor and motor planning piece!

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All About Stilt Walking - Oddle Entertainment Agency January 28, 2020". Oddle Entertainment Agency . Retrieved 2020-01-28. I love obstacle courses. They are often my go-to for setting up a play rotation activity in my pre-k classroom. I think the agility cones would be awesome to incorporate in the mix! Any and all look to be fun and would be a great addition to a classroom with the winter months head. I personally like the pop and catch. Thanks for a great opportunity to win!!!

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Any one of these toys would be so useful to have and bring along to home visits. Thanks for sharing It is amazing that you are doing this giveaway. These gifts are all amazing. I could picture so many fun activities that I can do with my home health and clinic kiddos with the floor shapes and the cones. Thank you for everything you are doing and your products are amazing! I see so many OT toys that would work for my students. I’d be happy to receive any of them. I love everything you offer to people out there. You are such a wonderful source of pulling vendors and the community together. Thank you for your great service to all of us. Technicity: using the digitigrade stilts can be highly technical depending on the aim of it and it requires plenty of training to be mastered – The geometry being quite unconventional, it also puts a lot of strain on a walker’s musclesThe cones are great! Would love to hear more about how to use them for a Zones of Regulation activity. I love introducing the Zones to children to aid in increasing their awareness. I have so many memories using rainbow parachutes from my own childhood to using it with kids today in schools. Works on so many qualities not just gross motor but also visual, social, and teamwork too. Answer: Natural walking cup stilts can be used almost anywhere. This includes floors, grass, dirt, concrete, and other similar surfaces. They are often used in schools, camps, recreational centers, and even with church activities. As long as a child is safe and it’s okay by the adult, the stilts can be used in almost any place. Final Thoughts: The 7 Best Natural Walking Cup Stilts for Kids Options One of the schools I worked at had the zoom ball and the kids absolutely loved it. Pop and catch seems like it’s another my students would enjoy playing—seems also easy to wipe down and sanitize.

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I would love the balance risers, my toddler love balancing and obstacle courses and I think this would make a great addition! Love the balance and bilateral coordination aspects of this activity. Kids love Zoom Ball! Great for bilateral coordination, motor planning, attending, and cooperative play. I’d love to have one in all the elementary locations I support as a COTA. s.n.] (26 September 1891). Stilt Walking: Sylvain Dornon, the stilt walker of Landes. Scientific American Supplement (821):[unpaginated]. Accessed March 2014. In 1891 Sylvain Dornon ( fr), a stilt-walker from the Landes region of France, walked from Paris to Moscow in 58 days. [14]

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Toys that develop core strength get kids moving in a variety of positions. These toys support and challenge the vestibular and proprioceptive systems so they can be calming activities as well. Strength and stability in the core is needed for almost all functional tasks. Challenge kids with these core strengthening toys by getting them moving, on the floor in floor play or strengthening the core muscles through movement and balance coordination. Some ideas for developing and strengthening core strength include: I co-treat with our speech therapist we would love to use all of these in our sessions. We have had amazing sessions using gross motor/sensory to facilitate communication device use. I would love the parachute. Such a classic activity that has so many ways to play and incorporate different skills!

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With Light festivals being very popular around the world, Stilt walkers have incorporated technology in their costumes making. It is very common to see LED Robots on stilts or other light costumes at public or private events. As therapy professionals, we LOVE to recommend therapy toys that build skills! This toy list is done for you so you don’t need to recreate the wheel.My students would totally benefit from these amazing gross motor toys to work on their motor planning, core strengthening, bilateral coordination, and crossing midline. I think they would especially like the stilts! I would love any of the toys that work on vestibular and proprioceptive input. We are always looking for safe and engaging ways to do this with students.