04/04/2026
It’s SATURDAY 👀🎉
Because of the Easter public holiday, we’re a day late with our FunPlay Friday video—but we definitely didn’t forget! 😄
Here it is!
Today we’re focusing on Spatial Relations 👆👇👉
Here are some fun, easy activities you can try at home:
Here’s a bit more information on some of the activities:
🧩 Noughts and Crosses
We all know the classic game—but who would have thought it’s a great way to practise spatial relations?
Change it up by playing outside—use your finger in the sand!
For older kids, switch it up and use letters like b/d instead of noughts and crosses.
🚘 Space Placement Game
Use objects and give instructions on where to place them.
For example: “Put the car inside the container” or “Place the block behind the car.”
Change it up by using different position words like: in, behind, in front, on top, left, and right.
👉 Alternative:
Let your child position their own body according to instructions 🏃🏼♀️🪑
(e.g. stand behind the chair, climb on the chair, stand in front of the chair).
✍️ Draw-a-Block Game
A favourite for older kids (6–7 years and up)!
If you’re unsure how to play, DM us—we’d love to explain.
⚠️ Disclaimer
These activities are intended as fun, practical ways to support spatial relations at home and do not replace occupational therapy.
Anelda Kruger Occupational Therapy and associated parties are not liable for any harm that may occur while performing these activities. Participation is at your own discretion.
💬 Feel free to comment or DM us with any questions—we’re always happy to help.
