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Party Horn Cannon

3/24/2020

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This one is a simple activity that can be a powerful regulator. Grab a party blower and some army men, plastic figurines, or lego guys and set them up around the floor. Have one sibling be the destroyer, who gets to army crawl around and knock down the figures with his or her party horn, which the other sibling sets them up as quickly as possible. Then they swap positions. You can make it more physically challenging for the sibling setting them back up by saying they can only bend down on one foot to pick them up, or they must do one frog jump for each figure "rescued".

Did this work in your house? Did you find it easier in a small space or a larger space? Drop us a note and let us know!
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4/19/2020 03:14:54 am

I am so happy that we managed to come to a second week. When I first entered this scene, I felt like this was not going to last long. I am both happy and surprised that we all managed to pull this off. I was really negative back in the day, and I hope that you can forgive me for that. I am always looking out for myself, and I forgot about the team that we are building, so congratulations to us.

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    Ms Amy has 10 years of experience as an OT and believes in educating the community to empower parents and teachers to recognize the difference between typical and atypical development and sharing creative ideas to facilitate age appropriate skills. She wants to be a resource for children and families of all abilities. 

    Although she is a registered and licensed occupational therapist, this blog and website is
    not a place for therapeutic recommendations or interventions to address specific delays or diagnoses.  The ideas presented here are informational and intended to be used for play in a supervised setting.   If you are concerned about the development or functional abilities of your child, please seek the advice of your pediatrician and/or pediatric therapy specialists

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