Ingham ISD’s SAIL Program students enjoyed a fun-filled day designed to strengthen motor skills through engaging challenges. Activities included balancing eggs on spoons while walking a beam, catching bean bags, and other coordination-focused exercises.

By incorporating movement-based learning, the program helps students build essential physical and cognitive skills in an enjoyable and supportive environment.

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