Calming Wall Graphics
Wall Push Graphics
Set of one $19.99 Set of three $48.99
Children love to put their hands and feet on our rainbow colored graphics! The placement of the colorful vinyl is important for the exercise. The feet have to be far enough away from the wall that children have to literally fall forward to get their hands placed. Their arms should be straight and then bend as they do a push up motion on the wall. This exercise is repeated as they slowly count 1-10. It is even more impactful to do the Wall Push in multiple sets; that is why we sell them in sets of three.
Sensory Highlights
- This exercise delivers proprioceptive stimulation to all arm joints, including the wrists, elbows, and shoulders.
- This activity provides deep pressure and offers soothing sensory input
- The’ heavy work’ of this exercise is an ideal calming activity for children who seek a lot of movement.
Infinity Breathing Wall Graphic 24" x 18" $55.
This enticing visual will draw children in to follow the arrows! The powerful, infinity breath begins with placing a finger on the star and tracing the sideways figure 8. Slowly, you take in a deep breath while tracing the blue path and exhale when reaching the green side. Using two senses=double the calming input! The tracing and breathing are slow and deliberate, to help slow down fast hands and minds! *Some therapists recommend using a dry erase marker to trace the graphic for extra ‘work’.
Sensory Highlights
- When tracing the Figure 8, you are engaging both the left and right brain hemispheres. Cross lateral work is GREAT SENSORY.
- This activity creates a mindful moment and brings a sense of calm in the body and mind.
- It is the perfect activity to help children slow down and focus.
The Hungry Lady Bug Maze 19" x 19" $55.
This challenging wall graphic is as fun as it is functional. Children help the smiling lady bug get to food by finding a way through the maze. Once that is accomplished, they need to find a different path to take her back home. The tracing through the lines is to be done slowly and deliberately for maximum calming effect.
Sensory Highlights
- Great executive thinking takes place trying to determine which path to take
- Motor planning and the function of tracing through the maze
- Positive brain boost when goal is accomplished