These toys and materials encourage the child to originate, plan, initiate, sequence and implement a plan of action, thereby enhancing efficiency and organizational skills.
Jude's Silly Shoelace Box While the name is silly the shoe-tying method is anything but! But it is possibly the easiest, least frustrating, most foolproof method of learning to tie shoes we have ever encountered. Children ask if they can use the “silly box” you don’t have to ask them. Comes with flat laces, travel box, shoe-tying template, and direction sheet. All you do is bring the markers and follow the directions. (Some assembly required.)
Item
Price
Part No.
Add Qty. to Cart
Paper Toys 1 & 2 Actual action toys that can be played with! These booklets, each contain detailed plans, including therapist hints, for making 6 different paper toys. Paper, scissors, stapler, and a few paper clips are the only materials required. Booklet 1 is simpler using only a few snips and folds. Booklet 2 has more complicated plans. Both are ideal for bilateral coordination, refined grasp and manipulation skills.
Item
Price
Part No.
Add Qty. to Cart
Pathfinder and Patterns Explore the many trails of Pathfinder. Move the wooden beads over the bumps, around the curves, and down the straight a ways, to copy the 16 enclosed pattern cards or patterns of your own creation. Designed to be worked with in horizontal or vertical orientations and board can be placed on any of it's sides for increased variations. The 20 beads in 5 colors do not come out, so it's great for travel. Finely constructed of solid wood. Pathfinder challenges the skills of logical thinking, eye-hand coordination and visual tracking.
Item
Price
Part No.
Add Qty. to Cart
Racket & Doink A “doink” is a cross between a badminton birdie and your mom’s hair curlers. They have a crazy, springy, highly tactile feel and are fun. But best of all is the racket. Strung like a short tennis racket with a round head and padded hand grip. This lightweight racket is a perfect therapy tool. Use with balloons, beanbags or even “doinks”.