Sensory Path Stepping Stones set by LEANToys – 6 colorful stones in 3 sizes for balance and motor skills

LEANToys Sensory Path Stepping Stones set contains six colorful tactile stones in three different sizes designed to support development of balance, coordination and gross motor skills. The set is portable and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, offering a safe surface for children to step, hop and practice spatial awareness during sensory play, physical education, therapy sessions or group activities.

Advantages

The stepping stones are made in three sizes to allow progressive challenges for different age groups and skill levels. Their textured surfaces provide tactile feedback that helps children improve foot placement and balance. Lightweight construction and compact dimensions make the set easy to carry, arrange into varied layouts and store when not in use. The bright, varied colors support visual tracking and make activity setup intuitive for instructors and caregivers.

Suitable for

• Preschool and elementary physical education classes
• Occupational and sensory therapy sessions
• Home motor skills practice and active play
• Group activities, obstacle courses and coordination games

Key specifications

• Set composition: 6 stepping stones in three sizes (small, medium, large)
• Material: durable, lightweight plastic with textured surface
• Color: assorted bright colors for visual differentiation
• Use: suitable for indoor and outdoor environments
• Portability: compact and easy to arrange or store

How to use

Place the stones on a flat, stable surface at appropriate intervals for the child’s height and skill level. Begin with larger, closely spaced stones for first attempts, then increase spacing or introduce smaller stones to raise the difficulty. Encourage stepping, hopping or balancing with one foot on selected stones while supervising to ensure safety. For group activities, arrange stones into linear paths, circuits or irregular patterns to vary motor planning demands.

Usage recommendations

Inspect stones before each use for damage and keep them on non-slip surfaces. Use adult supervision with younger children and clear the area of obstacles. When used outdoors, avoid placing on uneven ground to reduce the risk of tipping.