Why We Rock On Wheels?
We Rock On Wheels brings the inclusive, sensory-friendly experience of We Rock The Spectrum directly to families and communities. As a mobile extension of the We Rock the Spectrum franchise, We Rock On Wheels gives owners the flexibility to serve children and families wherever they are, making inclusive play accessible beyond the walls of a traditional gym.
Each We Rock On Wheels bus is equipped with sensory-safe equipment designed to encourage movement, exploration, social interaction, and play for children of all abilities. Our equipment supports the development of motor skills and sensory processing while creating opportunities for children to build confidence, connect with others, and simply have fun.
Because our buses are mobile, We Rock On Wheels can be part of a wide variety of community experiences. From resource fairs and school events to private parties, community celebrations, and special events, we bring the fun directly to the families and organizations we serve.
At We Rock On Wheels, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to play, explore, and grow in an environment where they feel welcome and included. While our sensory equipment is especially beneficial for children with autism and other special needs, sensory play can benefit children of all abilities. By creating inclusive opportunities for children to play together, we help foster connection, understanding, and acceptance within our communities.
Benefits of the Bus
We Rock On Wheels offers a flexible business model backed by the support, resources, and brand recognition of We Rock The Spectrum. As a mobile business, owners have the opportunity to create a schedule that works for them while bringing inclusive, sensory-friendly play directly to families, schools, organizations, and communities.
With the ability to travel to different locations and participate in a variety of events and programs, We Rock On Wheels gives owners the flexibility to build their business around the needs of their community. From community events and resource fairs to private parties, school programs, and other special events, owners can create meaningful opportunities for children and families while growing their business.
As a We Rock On Wheels franchise owner, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Build a flexible business with a mobile model designed to meet the needs of your schedule and community
- Bring inclusive play directly to families who may not have access to a traditional sensory gym
- Serve a growing need for inclusive, sensory-friendly experiences within local communities
- Leverage an established brand with international recognition and a mission centered on inclusion
- Receive ongoing support from the dedicated We Rock The Spectrum Corporate team and franchise network
- Create meaningful community connections by partnering with schools, organizations, businesses, and local events
Inside the Bus
Each of our buses feature the following sensory-safe equipment:
Balance Beam
The Balance Beam encourages children to build lower-body strength, develop coordination, and improve balance and motor planning. As children walk, step, and move across the beam, they engage their vestibular system and learn to better understand how their bodies move through space. These experiences help children develop body awareness and confidence while strengthening the muscles and skills they use for everyday movement, play, and physical activity.
Rope Bridge
The Rope Bridge encourages children to build lower-body strength, improve balance, and develop coordination. As children navigate across the moving bridge, they engage their vestibular system and learn to adjust their movements while responding to changes in balance and body position. This type of active play helps children develop body awareness, motor planning, and confidence as they move through space.
Rock Wall
The Rock Wall encourages children to develop body awareness, motor planning, coordination, and strength. As children climb, they use both sides of their body together while planning and adjusting their movements to navigate the wall. Climbing also provides proprioceptive input through the joints and muscles as children work against gravity and support their own body weight. This helps children better understand where their body is in space and how it moves.
Climbing Mountain
The Climbing Mountain encourages children to develop body awareness, motor planning, coordination, and strength. As children climb and navigate the surface, they learn to coordinate their movements, use both sides of their body together, and better understand how their body moves through space. Climbing provides proprioceptive input through the muscles and joints as children work against gravity and support their own body weight. This active play helps children build confidence, coordination, and greater awareness of their movements.
Monkey Bars
The Monkey Bars encourage children to develop coordination, strength, motor planning, and body awareness. As children move from bar to bar, they practice using both sides of their body together while planning and coordinating each movement. Supporting their body weight against gravity also provides proprioceptive input through the muscles and joints. This helps children better understand how their body moves through space while building confidence and physical coordination.
Trapeze Bars
The Trapeze Bars encourage children to develop upper-body strength, coordination, and body awareness. As children swing and support their body weight, they receive proprioceptive input through their muscles and joints, helping them better understand how their body moves and responds to movement. The swinging motion also engages the vestibular system and encourages children to use both sides of their body together, supporting bilateral coordination, motor planning, and confidence in movement.
Trampoline
The Trampoline encourages children to build lower-body strength, improve balance, and develop coordination. Whether jumping, bouncing, or sitting, children experience movement that engages the vestibular system and helps them develop greater awareness of their body. The movement and impact also provide proprioceptive input through the muscles, ligaments, and joints, helping children better feel and understand their bodies and how they move. The Trampoline provides a fun and active way for children to explore movement while building confidence and physical skills.
Crash Pit
The Crash Pit provides children with a fun and engaging way to experience movement while developing body awareness, coordination, and motor planning. It offers a soft landing area where children can safely jump, climb, and explore movement at their own pace. The impact and resistance experienced during active play provide proprioceptive input through the muscles and joints, helping children better understand how their bodies move and respond to their environment. The Crash Pit can also be used alongside other equipment, such as the Zip Line, to create opportunities for active sensory play and exploration.
Zip Line
The Zip Line encourages children to build upper-body strength, muscle endurance, coordination, and confidence. As children hold on and travel across the Zip Line, they engage their arms, shoulders, and core while challenging themselves to maintain their grip and control their body. The movement also provides vestibular and proprioceptive input, giving children opportunities to experience and respond to changes in movement and body position. Completing the Zip Line can help children build confidence as they challenge themselves, practice new skills, and experience the excitement of movement.
Bolster Swing
The Bolster Swing encourages children to develop balance, coordination, motor planning, and motor sequencing. Children can straddle the swing like a horse and use their hands and arms to push and pull on the ropes, creating side-to-side movement. This activity gives children the opportunity to plan, coordinate, and sequence their movements while engaging their core and developing body awareness. The swinging motion also provides vestibular and proprioceptive input, making the Bolster Swing a fun and active sensory experience.
Daisy Chains
Daisy Chains are a key part of what makes the We Rock On Wheels system unique. Each bus features multiple hooks and Daisy Chains that allow equipment and a variety of swings to be easily changed and customized based on the needs of each event and the children using the space. The Daisy Chain system securely holds equipment in place while giving owners the flexibility to create different play and sensory experiences. With an adaptable setup and a variety of equipment options, We Rock On Wheels can keep play engaging, dynamic, and fun!
Crash Pad
The Crash Pad provides a soft, supportive space for children to safely explore movement and sensory play. It’s a great landing spot for children who enjoy jumping, crashing, and other movement-based activities, providing proprioceptive input through impact and pressure. The Crash Pad can also be incorporated into a quieter sensory space for children who need a break from active play. Adding a weighted blanket can provide additional deep-pressure input and create a cozy space for children to relax and regroup.
Pommel Horse
The Pommel Horse encourages children to develop coordination, balance, strength, and motor planning as they climb onto, over, and around the apparatus. Navigating the Pommel Horse challenges children to plan and coordinate their movements while developing greater body awareness and confidence.
Slide
The Slide provides children with an exciting way to experience movement while developing body awareness, coordination, and confidence. As children slide down, the movement and pressure provide vestibular and proprioceptive input, helping them experience and respond to changes in speed, position, and body movement. Sliding also gives children an opportunity to explore movement in a fun and engaging way while building comfort and confidence with new physical experiences.
Hammock Swing
The Hammock Swing provides a unique sensory experience through gentle movement and the supportive, stretchy fabric that surrounds the child. The back-and-forth motion provides vestibular input, while the fabric offers gentle pressure and proprioceptive input that can provide a comforting, secure feeling. The Hammock Swing can be especially appealing to children who enjoy being wrapped or enclosed. It also offers a cozy space where children can take a break from more active play and explore movement and sensory input at their own pace.
