These can be purchased very cheaply now, and would make great portable containers to throw in beanbags /balls etc
Watch this video for some good motor activities to engage both hands in active use.
This is a favourite of mine !I quite like this format, as not too young and their actions aren't perfect so makes reluctant students more likely to join in.
http://www.gamesforkidsunder5.netActivities for Kids: Roll over Gym Ball to Pick up Ball, Fun Learning Games for Motor Skills
You need a little space to do the Sid Shuffle- but a dance routine hard to avoid !
Here are packs of ideas outlining recommended Leisure activities to support motor development.
There are a whole range of up to date dance/ movement video's available free on You Tube. Here are One Direction, Gangsta Style etc
OT Mom is a great USA website which has activities to support fine and gross motor needs. This link takes you to some hand -eye coordination activities - good photo …
This is a repetative song allowing Students (and staff !) a chance to repeat and get better. It would engage older students.
Many classes are too static- here are some simple ideas to add motor activities into your classroom.
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