Super Stickers® Individual Sets

Some elephants can run as fast as 25 miles per hour. Your kiddos may outrun them if they practice this movement enough! Moving fast or slow, the elephant path encourages heavy stomping (proprioception). Challenge your kiddos to cross feet or...

Dragonflies are symbols of courage, strength, and happiness in Japan. In your hallways and classrooms, they will also be symbols of fun.Skipping requires room to generate momentum and build some speed. Space the dragon flies apart to promote a full...

Downward dog leads to an upward mood.Encourage should girdle strength while stretching legs muscles. Challenge kiddos to keep their heels down while doing this activity. Set consists of 1 circular sticker, and movement words "Downward" and "Dog" stickers. Size: Activity...

Our Daisy Hopscotch® is one of our best selling sensory path addition. This flower design, exclusive to Fit and Fun Playscapes, helps kids along their sensory journey to regulate as well as supports numeracy.Hopscotch is such a great way to...

Crossing midline has never been so sweet with these ice cream cone buddies!Alternating stepping patterns (R/L) while crossing midline is great for everyone! Challenge your kids to pick up bean bags (place just outside of the ice cream buddies) as...

No one is crabby after navigating our colorful Crab Crawl stickers. Great for sensory paths and sensory hallways.Strengthen shoulders and core while watching funny faces form during the Crab Crawl! It isn't the easiest skill but one that many children...

Hop on one foot to keep up with these fluttering butterflies! These are perfect for sensory paths and sensory hallways.Hopping is a great skill that requires leg strength and balance. Be sure to encourage hopping on BOTH the right foot...

Our Brave Bear Crawl stickers are super-cute and fun. Perfect for sensory paths and sensory hallwayws.Crawling is a great way to enhance proprioception and improve overall shoulder girdle and hip flexor strength. Young kiddos should be encouraged to use hands...

You can "bearly" resist this incredibly engaging activity!When performing the bear crawl, your kiddos will use almost every muscle in their body. This exercise works the shoulders (deltoids), chest and back, glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings, and core muscles. Encourage bear crawls...

These super cute and friendly extraterrestrials are ready to leap all the way from outer space to your hallways and classrooms. Perfect for sensory paths and to practice motor skills.Leaping is an exaggerated alternating stepping pattern. Place your alien stickers...

While these are great in the Gym, they are also great to guide students in the classroom.Arrange these small spots so you can maximize your organization in your gym or classroom. Only one foot or person per spot makes it...