Super Training

Today in Piney Ridge, Clover, Bev, Edgar, and Tutu threw a surprise hero party for Lilly, Dougie, and Otto. Parents, feel free to engage with your kiddos using some pf the prompts from below. How did Lilly and Dougie practice their aim?Throwing acorns in a basket and at a target What did Dougie make a target of?Puma the Mountain Lion Who did the count down for the obstacle course?Bev Who called the winner?Clover What was your favorite part of the training?Acorn toss, jump/climb through trees, hop across rocks, pass through bush’s? For an activity, Set up an obstacle course for your child. You can either take them to a park and make a course with the play equipment or set something up inside your home. This will help your child in many ways. Not only will it help them develop their gross and fine motor skills and their balance, but it will also help them cognitively. Doing obstacle courses can help them with memory by remembering multi step directions, problem-solving by figuring out how to get past an obstacle, and even motor planning by figuring out how they need to move their body. Make sure the cheer them on to build up their confidence and self esteem and support them when an obstacle is hard so they learn to emotionally regulate.