WellBeings Therapy ZA

28/08/2026

21/08/2026

Save this for your next EAL session | EAL activity inspo | 5 ground based "games" that are actually learning opportunities.

Spot the Difference * Before grooming, ask the child to look closely at the horse. Can they find a burr, patch of mud, tangled hair or something unusual?
GOOD FOR:
Visual scanning + attention to detail + observation

Grooming From Memory * Show the child the grooming kit, remove one item, and ask what is missing or what they need next.
GOOD FOR:
Memory + categorisation + problem-solving + sequencing

Grooming Bingo * give the child a little checklist of things to find while grooming: something soft, something rough, a white hair, a knot, a hoof, the longest hair, a spot of dirt, the horse’s left ear…
GOOD FOR:
Visual scanning, sensory discrimination, vocabulary, categorisation and attention

The Grooming Treasure Hunt * Give clues such as: “Find something rough,” “Find something soft”
GOOD FOR
Sensory processing + descriptive language + categorisation

Stick it! * Give the child a sticker with the name of a body part ...withers, fetlock, poll, hock and ask them to find and stick it on the correct part of the horse.
GOOD FOR:
Spatial awareness, body mapping, vocabulary, visual discrimination and following instructions.

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18/08/2026

Kinders benodig nie fancy speelgoed om te kan speel nie. Inteendeel, hoe minder en eenvoudig, hoe beter🌈🌱

15/08/2026

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12/08/2026

The importance of play🌱🙌🏻

07/08/2026

A brief peak into the life of a play therapist🙌🏻🌈🌱

20/07/2026

Wysheid! Waardevolle wenke om die gejaag wat saam met die begin van ‘n nuwe kwartaal beter te bestuur. Dankie Dr Serahni Symington - PhD Psych Child and Adolescent Counsellor

18/07/2026

Less screens, more connection❤️‍🩹