A-Z mat is a fun way for children to develop literacy skills.
Encourages teamwork and co-ordination.Wipe clean heavy duty PVC.
26 squares alphabet letters. (Beanbagsnot included).
Size: 213 x 150cm
Juggling rings is a classic and beloved circus act, Juggling rings is a great way to build hand-eye coordination, build strength, and boost your confidence.
A durable Polypropylene, conform to official size and weight.
Tournament Grade Frisbee’s are an excellent tool for PE, Kids’
Active Play or even for adults! In 6 rainbow colors.
Beanbag saucers is a unique set includes six 190mm dia saucers with 89mm
dia center opening, making them easy to grip and catch. Perfect for use
in any targeting games.
Set includes 1 each in blue, red, green, yellow, orange & purple.
Hoops Nets are great for catching games played with young children
when developing aiming, catching and tracking skills.
• Lightweight, colourful nets.
• Each hoop comes complete with a net.
• Hoop diameter: 45cm.
• Each set consists of 1 x red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Purple
and Orange Hoops only.
Strong sashes in Red, Blue, Green & Yellow, Orange & Purple.
Ideal for dividing groups up for games and activities or training drills.
Fasters with velcro.
This nylon padded rolling ring is an exciting resource which children can climb inside and move the ring forwards or backwards. Great for coordination skills and balance.
Mini target goal is a idle tool for working on motor skills as tossing a ball to a target center hole dia 30cm allows to work on skills as coordination, color and number recognition, point scoring and first calculation.
The game consists of passing the ball through one of the three circles (yellow-blue-red) placed vertically. Each center hole corresponds to a number of points (red: 20 points, blue: 10 points, yellow: 5 points). The team with the more points wins the game.
Hook-and-Loop Target Catcher Pad Game with tennis felt ball.
Helps to develop hand-eye coordination.
Perfect for both Indoor & Outdoor.
In Set Contains: 2 Paddles (7inch) & 1 Ball.
