Vision Enhancement Therapy 1. Understanding Vision What is Vision? Vision is not just the ability to see clearly. It is a complex process that involves the eyes receiving visual information and the brain interpreting and giving meaning to what is seen. When a child looks at a person, the eyes capture the visual image and
Rope BridgeOutdoor / Individual & Group What is the Equipment? Rope Bridge is an outdoor play and therapy structure made using strong ropes, side supports, and walking planks or a stable base. Children walk from one end to the other while holding support ropes or railings for balance and safety. What is the Equipment? Unlike
Crawling Barrel Outdoor / Individual & Group What is the Equipment? Crawling Barrel is a cylindrical tunnel structure mounted securely on a low-height frame. Children crawl through the barrel from one end to the other, exploring movement, balance, and body awareness in a safe and engaging environment. The barrel provides a tunnel-like experience that encourages
Balance Step WalkOutdoor / Individual & Group What is the Equipment? The Suspended Balance Walkway is an outdoor play and therapy structure consisting of multiple flat wooden planks hung using chains or ropes from a horizontal frame. Each plank moves slightly when stepped on, requiring the user to balance and coordinate movements while walking across.
Basic Motor Movement Throwing and Catching 1. Basic Information Title of Activity: Throwing and catchingSport/Game Type: Indoor sport, Outdoor sport, Adapted sportGrade/ Age Group: 8-9 years oldDuration: As per the progress of the child (multiple sessions of 40 minutes each)Number of Students: 1, 2, or more (Up to thirty children divided into teams of 5
Nutrition for School Going Children Introduction School age children comprise those who are 6 to 12 years of age, characterised by a latent period of growth. Growth is slow during this phase and body changes occur gradually. The slight decline in the growth rate during this period results in a gradual reduction in the food
Nutrition for Children with Special Needs AUTISM Definition Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by difficulties in social interaction, communication, and patterns of restricted or repetitive behaviour. The term “autism” originates from the Greek word autos, meaning “self,” reflecting the tendency of some individuals to prefer solitary activities. Symptoms generally appear before
Sukhasana Learning Objectives After practicing Sukhasana, students will:1. Sit comfortably with a straight back2. Feel calm and relaxed3. Improve attention and listening skills Step-by-Step Instructions Teacher to Demonstrate First1. Sit down on the floor.2. Cross your legs comfortably.3. Keep your back straight like a tall tree.4. Rest your hands on your knees, palms facing up.5.
Tadasana Learning Objectives After practicing Tadasana, students will:1. Learn to stand tall with better posture2. Improve balance and body awareness3. Become attentive and ready to learn Step-by-Step Instructions Teacher to Demonstrate First1. Stand straight like a tall mountain.2. Keep your feet together or slightly apart, if it feels easier.3. Let your hands rest by your
Pavanmuktasana Learning Objectives Students will:1. Improve digestion2. Relax body3. Release stiffness Step-by-Step Instructions Teacher to Demonstrate First1. Lie on your back.2. Bend one knee and bring it to your chest.3. Hug your knee gently.4. Lift your head towards the knee (optional).5. Hold for a few breaths.6. Slowly release.7. Repeat with the other leg.8. Smile and