How can we speed up the process (per se) and incorporate balance either in everyday things or with our Vision Therapy exercises? Lucky you, I am going to give you some fun ideas:
- Put a letter (or shape, picture, number, arrow) chart at eye level and walk heel toe, heel toe forward, and then backward. Basically, walk a straight line while reading a letter chart.
- Walk a straight line while tossing a bean bag (or ball or scarf) from right to left hand. Take it to the next level and add a letter chart while doing all that!
- Reading a letter (or shape, picture, number, arrow) chart while bouncing (not too high) on a mini-trampoline.
- While jumping on a mini-trampoline catch bean bags, and different sizes/types of balls.
- Jump on the mini-trampoline to a beat. Metronomes work great! Crank it up a notch and add a letter chart. Read letters and jump to the beat. Whoa!
- When reading or doing homework, sit on an exercise ball. You will find, that (No. 1) it is very comfortable, (No. 2) helps your attention and (No. 3) works that vestibular system.
- Go to the play ground and use the balance beams.
- Stand on one foot and read the letter chart. Alternate feet between every 5-10 lines.
- Balance boards are a great tool: catch bean bags, catch/bounce balls, read the letter chart while balancing!
- Balance boards with an arrow chart: shift your weight on the balance board in the direction the arrow tells you. Just like the video above!
- Stand on the Balance board while hitting a balloon in the air. Don't let that balloon hit the ground!
- Wii Fit balance board games!
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