Pete the Cat® Numbers and Colors Sensory Path Bible Games develop motor skills

develop motor skills

the suspect is innocent

The first player to make four matching pairs wins the game

Students will form teams

Set of 46 pieces

Pete the Cat® Numbers and Colors Sensory Path Bible Games develop motor skillsSensory paths give students an outlet to channel some of their excess energy by directing them down a set route (or path). These paths give students the opportunity to spin, tiptoe, leap, crawl, hop, squat, stretch, or dance their way from one point to another. A sensory path can be short or it can stretch the length of a hallway, but either way the objectives should be the sameimprove focus, prevent disruptive behaviors, develop motor skills, and