Mash, Bash, and Crash: Incorporating Vestibular and Proprioception Needs of Children

Mash, Bash, and Crash: Incorporating Vestibular and Proprioception Needs of Children

This interactive workshop is designed for educators, therapists, childcare providers, and parents of children aged 3–12 years. Explore the significance of big body and messy play in supporting children’s vestibular and proprioceptive needs.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand Developmental Needs: Recognize the role of sensory input in child development.
  • Design Engaging Activities: Create big body and messy play experiences that promote sensory integration and motor skills.
  • Implement Messy Play: Facilitate sensory exploration and creativity.
  • Risk/Benefit Analysis: Assess safety while maximizing developmental benefits.
  • Support Adventurous Play: Encourage safe, effective participation in adventurous activities.

Workshop Highlights

  • Hands-On Learning: Engage in activity stations demonstrating big body and messy play.
  • Collaborative Discussions: Share insights and strategies with peers.
  • Practical Application: Conduct risk/benefit analyses for real-world scenarios.

Who Should Attend?
Educators, therapists, and parents seeking to create sensory-rich, developmentally appropriate environments.

Join Us
Walk away with practical tools, creative ideas, and renewed enthusiasm for adventurous play!