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+Busy Body Gross Motor Exercise Cards

+Busy Body Gross Motor Exercise Cards - Main image
$21.29 $29.99 In stock

Develop and practice gross motor movements with bright exercise cards. Each card is printed on the front with a photographic action pose and on the back with illustrated instructions. There are three challenge levels and this set is a great addition to any classroom. 8½ x 11" (22 x 28 cm). Includes idea guide. 16 photo cards.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

The photo on the front and the illustrated instructions on the back make it easy for my kids to follow along without me having to explain every move. We've been using them every day for a quick brain break, and the poses are varied enough to keep even my 4-year-old interested. Definitely a solid way

Owen S. ★★★★★

My toddler actually stays engaged with these cards for a solid 20 minutes, which feels like a miracle. The photographic poses on the front make it easy for her to copy the actions without me having to demonstrate everything myself.

Avery ★★★★★

My 4-year-old actually asks to do these, which says a lot. The back of each card has illustrated instructions, so she can kind of follow along herself while I set up the next one. We keep them in a little basket by the couch and pull three or four out on rainy afternoons.