Sit at a table (preferably for your height).There are a number of suppliers online who can provide the various colours in different quantities ranging from individual sized tubs up to pots containing enough for an entire class.įollow these tips for the best posture when carrying out table top activities:.Obviously some children may be stronger than others but it is better to start with a softer resistance and work up to a firmer strength. As a rule of thumb we would use yellow with nursery and early years primary school children, red with mid to late primary school children, and green with older children. We normally only work with yellow, red and green theraputty when working with children and young people. The different strengths are colour coded as follows: Theraputty is available in a range of strengths or resistances.To remove fine bits of putty from the table surface daub with a large blob of theraputty.When the theraputty is excessively stretched it can break down into fine strands care should be taken with these as they ‘stick’ to carpets and clothing. Place the theraputty on a clean smooth surface preferably a table.Ideally each child should use the same piece of theraputty at each session.Wash hands before and after using theraputty to keep it clean and avoid cross contamination and/or infection.Use theraputty as advised with the activity sheet provided.
Theraputty is for children who have fine motor difficulties.
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