Activities | child | Craft | Duck Tape | elementary school age | Motor Planning | OT | Range Of Motion | sensory motor | visual perceptual
Pool Noodle Visual Motor Ring
I had a lot of pool noodles lying around, so I made a visual tracking ring to use with a marble.
To make the ring, I bent a regular pool noodle into a circle and duct taped the ends together. Then I took scissors (but an x-acto knife would work better) and I sliced out a strip of the noodle so I could see inside of the noodle. I left the duct tape area intact so the circle kept its integrity.
Have the kids move the ring around in a circle fluidly to make the marble go around the circle. You have to visually watch the marble as it goes around.
Materials:
- Pool noodle
- Duct tape
- Marble
Skills:
- Visual tracking
- Visual motor
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Tonya is a pediatric Occupational Therapist, and loves creating things to work on skills and solve problems.
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