“I took a hula hoop and I took packing tape… taped it end to end so that the entire center of the hula hoop was sticky… the activity itself was so motivating for him that we were able to get in all of those high frequency trials.”

Ideas at Play: An Occupational Therapy (OT) Podcast · Ep. 87 Do Weighted Blankets Improve Sleep and Daytime Performance?

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Created a therapy activity by taping clear packing tape end-to-end on a hula hoop to make a sticky “spider-web” target, suspended it, and had the child throw ping-pong balls at it to generate high-frequency practice trials

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