Let's Get Moving!

Reproducible Resources

TDSB OT_PT Home Activities for Parents.pdf

Sensory and Movement Breaks at Home from TDSB OT/PT

Movement break wall cards.pdf

Movement Break Cards

Resources for Movement & Physical Fitness

10 Outdoors Spring Activities to do With Kids With Developmental DisabilitiesWhen the weather is nice enough, take children with developmental disabilities outdoors for a fresh spin on your usual motor activities. #Arkansas #MotorActivities #DevelopmentalDisability

ASD Focused Fitness: Making Physical Activity Accessible - SAAACWe know keeping children and youth on the spectrum active can be a tall order. There are challenges – sports activities maybe overwhelming given the complex rules, noise and crowds. Also, other recreational activities in the community may not be modified or developed in a way to be inclusive of children and youth living with …

GoNoodle - Good Energy at HomeGoNoodle: Good Energy at Home is a free online resource that provides tons of ways for kids and families to be active, stay mindful, and keep on learning!

How to Promote Active Play for Kids with Special NeedsActive play offers a bonanza of benefits for children with special needs. Check out these activity ideas that great for boosting physical and mental health, and having fun as a family.

Gross Motor Activities: Indoor Fun For Preschoolers Indoor Gross Motor Activities These fun indoor games are perfect for developing kids' gross motor skills! Simple to set up and great for getting out extra energy. Do you have a gross motor, sensory seeker? Do you have a VERY active child? I do, so I created these super easy indoor gross motor activities to enjoy anytime! For different variations also check out our line jumping and tennis ball games too! These gross motor activities are extremely useful for children with sensory seeking needs! All children will have fun with these gross motor sensory games. Grab a roll of

Stay Home & Stay Creative

This dancer shows you how to move using simple objects such as scares, pillowcases and tissue paper. Students can do these activities seated or standing.

Winter Themed Gross Motor Activities - The Autism HelperResources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism

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