The “towel” swing brings a smile to all. Try this before or after the bath.

The “magic carpet ride” - children laugh and parents get exercise!

Gathering beads – bending and twisting to get into position to poke ones head through the ring of beads is good for the vestibular system.

A ride on a scooter board – challenges the vestibular system and provides for social interaction.

Practice naming colors and eye hand coordination at the same time.

Play lets the whole family get involved.

Creating challenges and building skills – balancing and throwing.

Remember why we played with these wooden puzzles? Great eye-hand coordination.

Who can forget potato sack races? A great activity for family fun while satisfying proprioceptive needs.

Parents and teachers had time to hear about the role of play in the educational lives of their children.

Gabby gets a high-five from Dr. Jensen after a successful pass at hop-scotch.

The day winds down with group fun and parachute games.