Explore Excellerations® Gross Motor Products for the Classroom

Excellerations® Gross Motor products are a great resource for encouraging physical activity and development in the classroom. Items such as the Excellerations® 4 Way Tunnel and Tent Set provide preschoolers with opportunities to crawl through tunnels and play in spacious tents, enhancing their gross motor skills and muscle strength. The Excellerations® Busy Bee Walk Rope helps maintain order during group activities and walks, while teaching color recognition and cooperation. Additionally, the Excellerations® Get Up and Go! Dice incorporate exercise in a fun, game-like manner, making physical activity engaging for children.

When buying Excellerations® Gross Motor products for use at school, teachers should consider the durability and safety of the items. For instance, the Excellerations® 4 Way Tunnel and Tent Set is constructed with sturdy spring-form wire and 100% polyester for longevity, and the fabric ties ensure secure configurations. Products like the Busy Bee Walking Rope and Shapes Walking Rope should have strong webbing straps for lasting durability and ease of cleaning, as they can be machine washed. Additionally, teachers should consider the practicality in everyday classroom management, such as easy storage and lightweight designs that aid in quick setup and relocation.

Students can use Excellerations® Gross Motor products for various fun and developmental activities at school. For example, the Excellerations® “See-Me” Tunnels, available in different lengths, can be used for crawling activities that promote physical fitness and coordination. The Excellerations® Circus Tent provides a space for imaginative play and quiet time, allowing students to transform their play environment into creative spaces like a tent or a fort. Gross motor skills are also reinforced through games with equipment like the Exercise Dice, which make physical movement entertaining and varied. Students will enjoy using these products, whether indoors or outdoors, for both structured activities and free play.