Visual Tube
Purpose: Practice visual motor skills, eye hand coordination, visual tracking, and motor planning skills.
Materials: recycled cardboard tube, colored paper, tape, balloon, yarn, small objects
Activity #1: Wrap three pieces of colored paper around the cardboard tube several inches for each other (or use colored
tape). The adult should blow up a small balloon. Tie the yarn to the balloon and suspend it from the ceiling.
Give the child the cardboard tube. The child should hold the tube horizontally with both hands. The adult can call out a color
and the child should try to hit the balloon with that colored section on the tube. Repeat changing the colors called.
Purpose: Practice visual motor skills, eye hand coordination, visual tracking, and motor planning skills.
Materials: recycled cardboard tube, colored paper, tape, balloon, yarn, small objects
Activity #1: Wrap three pieces of colored paper around the cardboard tube several inches for each other (or use colored
tape). The adult should blow up a small balloon. Tie the yarn to the balloon and suspend it from the ceiling.
Give the child the cardboard tube. The child should hold the tube horizontally with both hands. The adult can call out a color
and the child should try to hit the balloon with that colored section on the tube. Repeat changing the colors called.
| Hitting the red section |
| Hitting the green section |
| Hitting the blue section |
Activity #2: The adult should cut a small hole in the cardboard tube near one end. You will need to use a sharp exacto
knife. Put a large piece of clear tape over the hole on the outside and the inside.
Give the child the tube. The child can put a small object in the tube (i.e. quarter, bouncy ball, etc.). Place both hands over
the tube openings so that the object does not fall out. The child should try to tip the tube up and down slowly until the
object can be seen in the window hole.
knife. Put a large piece of clear tape over the hole on the outside and the inside.
Give the child the tube. The child can put a small object in the tube (i.e. quarter, bouncy ball, etc.). Place both hands over
the tube openings so that the object does not fall out. The child should try to tip the tube up and down slowly until the
object can be seen in the window hole.
If you would like more activity ideas like this check out
$ensory Motor Fun on a Budget.
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If you would like more visual activity ideas like this check
out our Visual Perceptual Downloads.
out our Visual Perceptual Downloads.
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