Occupational Therapy • Precision & Control • Ages 4–12
Goldie's Steady Hands
Guide Goldie along the winding path — slow, steady, and inside the lines!
Choose your level:
Wide paths: waves, curls, a spiral & a slalom • 10 paths
My Garage — 0/120 vehicles collected
Finish a path with zero wobbles to win its vehicle! Each play of a level uses the next set of 10 prizes, so nothing repeats until your 4th game.
What this game helps with
Therapy goals: Precision, graded movement control, visual-motor integration, proximal stability, and patience with slow, deliberate movement — Goldie's specialty.
The child presses on Goldie and guides him along the path from start to star without crossing the edges. Goldie follows the finger on a gentle spring — rushing makes him swing up and down and off the path, so only slow, graded movement keeps him steady. Slipping outside the lines just counts a gentle "wobble" — nothing resets. A stopwatch runs quietly so therapists can track speed, but steadiness earns the stars, not racing. The stopwatch counts only active tracing time — letting go pauses it, and celebrations are not counted. When Goldie is let go he hops back onto the path by himself; each hop is counted separately as "help" (recenters), not as a wobble.
Easy: wide, gentle paths. Medium: narrower with more turns. Hard: narrow wiggles and tight spirals. Expert: razor-thin paths with the wildest swings. Every level mixes hand-drawn-style path types — waves, cursive curls and loops, wandering doodles, diagonal hairpin slaloms, sharp spikes, spirals — plus surprise paths that are different every play.
The child presses on Goldie and guides him along the path from start to star without crossing the edges. Goldie follows the finger on a gentle spring — rushing makes him swing up and down and off the path, so only slow, graded movement keeps him steady. Slipping outside the lines just counts a gentle "wobble" — nothing resets. A stopwatch runs quietly so therapists can track speed, but steadiness earns the stars, not racing. The stopwatch counts only active tracing time — letting go pauses it, and celebrations are not counted. When Goldie is let go he hops back onto the path by himself; each hop is counted separately as "help" (recenters), not as a wobble.
Easy: wide, gentle paths. Medium: narrower with more turns. Hard: narrow wiggles and tight spirals. Expert: razor-thin paths with the wildest swings. Every level mixes hand-drawn-style path types — waves, cursive curls and loops, wandering doodles, diagonal hairpin slaloms, sharp spikes, spirals — plus surprise paths that are different every play.