An occupational therapist in Cromwell has created an intricate sensory walk using chalk that helps kids stay happy and active near their homes during lockdown.
Rebekah Hooper posted a video of her sensory chalk walk to the "Cromwell Caremongering" Facebook group, hoping to inspire parents looking to keep their children entertained.
Using chalk, Hooper created a series of physical actions children perform as they make their way along the footpath.
"Hello everyone I'm an pediatric occupational therapist here in Cromwell - I've done up this sensory chalk walk in my neighborhood as an example of something fun parents could try at home to keep the kiddos regulated," she posted alongside the video.
![The sensory chalk walk from Cromwell has been shared across the globe via social media. Photo / Rebekah Hooper](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/HARZIUENFPQMBAUMVQ7EXI5LWY.png?auth=39dac7a042528ab02b524e0690f7769112c732a8c8bf5fb4237a17ae822bca09&width=16&height=10&quality=70&smart=true)