Rexy's Sensory Playground Rug in detail
Rexy's Sensory Playground Path is designed for preschoolers
Rexy’s playground, a vibrant and welcoming space, is ingeniously designed to captivate young minds through the enchanting world of dinosaurs. Tailored specifically for younger children, the playground features a series of activities that foster physical engagement and sensory play. At the heart of this magical space are the mom and child exercises, where triceratops and T-rex figures serve as charming guides. These familiar dinosaur characters not only provide a comforting sense of companionship but also inspire toddlers to participate more eagerly in sensory exercises. Rexy’s playground path is thoughtfully multi-layered, ensuring that children of all ability levels can find joy and challenge in equal measure. This inclusivity is a testament to thoughtful design, where every child is encouraged to embark on a sensory adventure.
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The amazing sensory activity list
All of our products are shipped with a Suggested Activity Guide that explain how to use the graphics to get the best sensory workout.
This is a brief description of the activities (the complete list is on the guide).
Erupting Volcano
This colorful graphic has two activities: Volcano breathing which is a calming activity. 2nd, play floor is lava – Jump over the hot lava puddles into cool sand or water.
Triceratops 'Bear' Crawl
Egg in the Sand
Children lie on their back and bring head and legs into a ball. Holding that position, they roll side to side. This strengthens the core. Can also be used as an activity motivator. Pretend the egg fell out of the nest and needs to be put back in the nest- all the way across the mat.
Dino Fish Swim
Pretending to swim using large arm movements activates the upper body. Crossing the midline activates both brain hemispheres. Great for improving mind-body connection.
Surfing Stegosaurus
Standing with one foot in front of the other strengthens legs and improves balance.
Baby T-Rex
Deliberate feet stomping provides tactile and proprioceptive input. Baby T-Rex follows in mom’s footprints while lifting legs as high as possible for great sensory work.
Flying Pteranodons
Pretending to fly by reaching your arms out to the side and lifting one leg helps strengthen the upper arms to maintain balance and posture.
Tail Swinging Dino
Just like these swimming dinos, swing your bottom from one side and then the other. This movement requires focus and body awareness while improving balance, flexibility and strength.
Velociraptors
This element has options! Running in place requires concentration, it also improves our mood! You can also run to get the egg in the sand and stretch up to return it to its nest.
Down Dog Yoga pose
Bending forward from the hip stretch and touch the floor. This yoga pose strengthens the whole body and calms the mind.
Peace Yoga Pose
This easy pose relaxes the body and calms the mind. Children need to sit cross legged with hands on knees with palms facing upward. Deep breaths in through the nose and out through the mouth increase the benefits!
Warrior Yoga Pose
Children feel powerful in this pose! Start with one leg lunged forward and bend at the knee. Slide the other back and keep it straight. Reach your fingertips to the sky.
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