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GM2200, GM3819
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Scoot Up and Down and Forward and Back and...All Around!
Our fun scooter board helps kids learn directions while the contoured handles help children gain stability and balance. Develops strength of the upper and lower extremities and can be used in a sitting, kneeling or prone position for prone extension. Supports motor planning and vestibular activities.
- Encourages balance and motor planning
- Helps kids estimate speed and distance
- An ideal tool for children on the autism spectrum or with sensory and vestibular challenges
- Made by Fun and Function
- For all ages
Ideas for Use
Perfect for obstacle courses. Use this scooter with our scooter paddles for a heavy workout (see accessories tab). Use at school, during physical education, at the clinic or home.
Getting Started
12’’. Holds up to 120 lbs. Adult supervision required.
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Guidelines for Safe Use
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12"x 12" seating area
Features non-marring plastic swivel casters
Wheels swivel 360°
Holds up to 120 lbs
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Rolls wellThe handles seem like they could break off if lot of pressure is put on them. It does roll very well."Read MoreElizabeth K07/18/2017WendyLike the handles!Read MoreWendy04/25/2016Great productGreat product. I bought this to use to do ot. At home with my son and it works great. So many great things you can do with this scooter.Read MoreAmanda gonzalez09/01/2015Super funThis is a fun and inexpensive method of OT. I had to get one for both my kids, but watch fingers! Get the octopod paddle!Read MoreGinny05/28/2014Great scooter!My daughter loves this scooter. She uses it in many different ways to help with her balance and motor planning. She never seems to get bored of it! Thank you!Read MoreRose05/13/2014Great Scooter!!My kids love this scooter. Any time they need to calm down or need some proprioceptive input - they go on their bellies and scoot around the room. I sometimes use it too! Awesome!!Read MoreDebbie W11/12/2013Thank you!Thanks so much! My child feels very independent on the scooter and is gaining strength in his upper body.Read MoreEagle Inc05/28/2013
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