Sturdy plastic tummy Scooter Board with handles ideal for Occupational Therapy and Children/Teens with additional needs.

Ideal for upper extremity strengthening, movement, motor planning and vestibular activities. 

Approximate Scooter Board Dimension: (W ) 40 cm x (L) 40 cm. 

Sturdy plastic tummy scooter board with handles on either side of the board.  This Scooter Board slightly is smaller measuring 40cm long by 40cm wide making it ideal for smaller children. 

The integral contoured handles help children grip the scooter to aid stability and balance, helping inspire confident movement . Children can sit, kneel or lie prone position on the sturdy 40cm long board.   

• Encourages balance and motor planning

• Develops strength in the core and helps to improve weak muscle tone

• Helps kids estimate speed and distance

• An ideal tool for children on the autism spectrum or with sensory and vestibular challenges

• Age 3+

Good for:

• upper extremity strengthening, movement, motor planning and vestibular activities.
• heavy floor work using scooters can strengthen the hands and wrists.
• strengthening can have a positive impact on fine motor skills such as writing and dressing.

Good to know:

• Maximum weight limit 200 lb
• Available in Blue, Green, Red and Yellow
• Scooter Boards for therapy should be used under adult supervision at all times.   

10 funs things to do on a Scooter Board:

• Body Bowling. Set up bowling pins at one end of the room, and have the child ride the scooter board down to knock them over. 
• Fishing. Scatter magnetic fish around the floor and have the child go find them all. 
• Superman catch. 
• Pull the child around with a rope or a hula hoop. 
• Do a puzzle. Have the puzzle pieces at one end of the room, and the puzzle board at the other end. 
• Sorting. Have bean bags or other objects at one end of the room that can be sorted into containers at the other end of the room. 
• Shopping. Place play food around the room, and you tell them what they need to find and get. 
• Obstacle course of things you need to scoot around. 
• Place cones around the room, and give the child ping pong balls that they have to place on top of the cones. 
• Follow a path of tape placed on the floor.

Safety

Scooter Boards for therapy should be used under adult supervision at all times.   

Using a Scooter Board safely :

• Scooter Boards are intended for indoor use only
• Do not exceed the weight capacity
• Never allow a child to stand on a scooter board
• Only one child at a time should ride a scooter board
• Do not use on stairs
• Do not ride backwards