Jumping is an important gross motor skill that kids develop between the ages of 2-3. Jumping comes in many shapes and sizes with varying levels of difficulty ranging from a simple vertical jump to the more complex jumping forward, jumping over, and jumping down. Most kids are able to jump getting both feet off of the ground boy age 2. Now the amount of clearance from the ground isn’t super important in the beginning, what you are looking for is your child’s ability to bend their knees and propel upward.

Session Plans is an All Inclusive resource for School Based Physical Therapists looking for less stress and more fun.

This curriculum includes activities modified for ages 3-21 and all mobility levels.

If you have been here before, you know that I LOVE Painter’s Tape! Here are 2 of the reasons that I love it:

1. Painter’s tape is a really inexpensive tool that can be used for hundreds of different games. You can pick up painter’s tape at most Big Box stores and even the Dollar Tree.

2. Painter’s Tape is designed to be safe on surfaces and not cause any damage.