Today's Regulation Rendezvous features examples of exercise equipment and visual supports we have seen in the districts we support.
Equipment
There is some truly neat exercise equipment out there! We love seeing all the creative ways our teams incorporate this equipment into daily routines, transitions, sensory breaks, and related service therapy sessions.
Visual Supports
To find more great ideas for incorporating exercise for your students, check out our previous post:
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| Climbing Wall Amy Pratt Springcreek Primary, Piqua |
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| Obstacle Course Michelle Gardner Cookson Elementary, Troy |
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| Obstacle Course Michelle Gardner Heywood Elementary, Troy |
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| Student Weight Room Wayne High School, Huber Heights |
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| AmTryke Amy Pratt Springcreek Primary, Piqua |
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| Color Hop Game Five Below |
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| Stationary Bike Julia Millikin Milton Union Elementary, Milton Union |
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| Exercise Dice Five Below |
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| Tricycles Amy Pratt Springcreek Primary, Piqua |
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| Stationary Bike and Exercise Balls Bobbi Jo Chapman Snyder Park Elementary, Springcreek |
Visual Supports
Exercise often begins with a warm-up activity, followed by the exercise activity, and finishes with a cool-down activity. To help students with completing exercises in a predetermined sequence, many of our team provide visual supports.
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| S'cool Moves Poster Tracey Cooper Tecumseh Elementary, Clark County ESC |
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| Astronaut Exercise Sequence Cassie Zerkle Miami East Elementary, Miami County ESC |
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| Sensory Circuit Bobbi Jo Chapman Snyder Park Elementary, Springfield |
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| Sensory Break Visuals Emma McKenzie Tipp Middle School, Tipp City |
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| Movement Station Marissa Steinhelfer West Carrollton, MCESC |
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| S'cool Moves Station Tracey Cooper Tecumseh Elementary, Clark County ESC |
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| Warm Up Sequence Choices Tracey Cooper Tecumseh Elementary, Clark County ESC |
To find more great ideas for incorporating exercise for your students, check out our previous post:
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