Rainbow Agility Ladder: Fun & Functional Gross Motor Play 🌈🏃♂️
Brighten up your therapy sessions or backyard play with the Rainbow Agility Ladder. This shorter, 2m version is perfect for smaller spaces, clinics, or home environments. Featuring six high-visibility colored rungs, it’s designed to help children build confidence in their footwork while improving focus and physical regulation.
The soft, flexible rungs and anti-skid technology make it a safe and versatile choice for both indoor and outdoor sensory circuits.
Why It’s a Sensory & Motor Essential:
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Visual Tracking & Focus: The bright, rainbow colors provide clear visual markers, helping children who struggle with depth perception or spatial awareness to "find their feet."
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Bilateral Coordination: Stepping, jumping, or crawling through the ladder encourages the left and right sides of the brain to work together—a key goal in many therapy programs.
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Beginner Friendly: With rungs spaced at 42cm intervals, this ladder allows for a larger "step area," making it less frustrating for younger children or those just starting their motor planning journey.
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Safe Indoor Play: Equipped with anti-skid technology, this ladder stays put on floorboards or tiles, reducing the risk of slips during indoor "brain breaks."
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Expandable Fun: Clips at each end allow you to join multiple ladders together for a longer, more challenging course as skills improve!
Specifications:
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Length: 2m (Ideal for restricted spaces).
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Rungs: 6 bright, flexible colored rungs (42cm wide).
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Intervals: 42cm spacing for easier navigation.
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Portability: Includes a convenient carry bag for on-the-go therapy.
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Safety: Anti-skid grip for indoor use.
NDIS Information
The Rainbow Agility Ladder is an effective gross motor tool for participants working on coordination, balance, and physical regulation goals.
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Support Category: Core – Consumables (03) or Assistive Technology (05).
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NDIS Line Item: 03_222100911_0124_1_1 (Low-Cost AT).
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Goal Alignment: Supports Gross Motor Development, Spatial Awareness, and Sensory Integration.
