Simple Ways to Add More Movement to Kids' Daily Routines!

Published 1 day ago • 1 min read

Hi there,

When it comes to healthy development, movement isn’t an extra—it’s essential.

Activities that combine play and movement help kids strengthen their bodies while supporting attention, coordination, and self-regulation.

Here are some of our favorite activities to get kids moving while they play...think bending, reaching, crawling, carrying and more!

Seasonal Magnet Hunt Pack

This activity set includes seasonal picture cards (leaves, snowflakes, shamrocks, flowers, and more!) along with matching pages for every season.

Laminate, cut them out, and tape a paperclip to the back of each picture so they can be picked up with a magnet wand. Suddenly… it’s GAME ON. There are SO many ways to play with these! Use them to spice up sensory bins, obstacle courses, and more!

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Kids Will Ask For This Movement Break Again and Again...

Download and print the FREE cards and add this fun idea to your favorite tried and true movement activities!

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Printable Movement Dice

The perfect thing to throw in your therapy bag for a quick movement game option.

Print, laminate, and cut out each picture. Add velcro tabs to each one and attach to dice or blocks!

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Printable Punch Cards

These printable Practice Punch Cards help kids build motor skills in a fun and motivating way! Perfect for therapy sessions, classrooms, or home routines—just print, punch, and watch confidence grow!