Crash Mat Activities

Your kids can use crash pads in many other ways at home.

Crash mat activities. Like linkin shows us in the video above have your kids roll back and forth on the crash pad. Encourage movement based activities for kids with sensory needs. Crash pads are great fun for kids who like a lot of movement and body input since they can roll around in the big foam nest. Rolling is great for many reasons.

It s a philosophy on which we ve built our roadm. Take turns jumping into the crash pad. Have your children leap from a couch or a bed onto the pad. Try some of these in addition to the activities you see in the video.

Jan 29 2017 a crash pad is a big foam filled squishy mat that you can fall onto and you land on the squishy foam. See more ideas about sensory activities sensory processing sensory integration. Have your kids roll back and forth on the crash pad. Fall stiff like a cut tree falling timber.

Ideal for sensory rooms in schools clinics or at home. The thrill of adventure runs in our blood and our endeavour is to make every adventure safe enjoyable and memorable for everyone. As a team of explorers ourselves we make sure our products exceed our expectations before they exceed yours. First they get that sensory stimulation they need as they roll on the crash pad.

Crash mats are versatile sensory tools that can be used in so many creative ways. Place under therapy swings for additional safety. It s also a great way to burn off excess energy when the kids are stuck indoors. Sensory seeking kids can leap on crash pads to satisfy their sensory needs.

This crash mat is designed for anyone who loves to jump flip and dance around. As kids race bounce and jump landing on a crash pad provides deep pressure and promotes body. Your kids can use crash pads in many other ways at home. It s why we re swinging in to foster a culture of exploration.

Kids need to always be supervised when read more. Push or pull the pad across the room some of them are heavy hide toys or objects under it so the child has to lift the crash pad. Clear a space and always provide adult supervision. Have your children leap from a couch or a bed onto the pad.

Like a steam roller effect. Rolling is great for many reasons. Adventure is in our dna. Try to crawl under it.

Kids with autism or sensory processing disorder often thrive on sensory input.