This outdoor waterproof Giant Alphabet Bunting , has a unique feature in that
all the letters can be unthreaded and therefore hung separately.
A new way to give bunting more than one use.
This outdoor waterproof Giant Alphabet Bunting , has a unique feature in that all the letters can be unthreaded and therefore hung separately.
A new way to give bunting more than one use.
A great resource for indoor or outdoor play that will encourage gross motor development, co-ordination and give children an exciting way to develop physically.
Parachutes play is a cooperative therapeutic activity.
Peoples alike love parachute for the social participation, exercise.
Heavily reinforced in all key stress areas with heavy duty handle and carry bag.
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
Balancing Path Great for learning balancing skills of kids. Anti-skid bottom allows for use on any surface.
Six lines and six circles connect at multiple points to create any range of courses.
Lines: 60cm (L) x 10cm (W) x 5cm (H).
Circles: 30cm (D) x 5cm (H).
Great juggling activity.It is spun using string attached to the
two hand-sticks and a huge variety of tricks are possible.
Height 13cm, dia. 10cm (weight 116g) supplied with wooden
sticks (36cm L, dia. 1cm)
Juggling Scarves, Brightly colored nylon scarves ideal to teach the skills of juggling to children. Apart from teaching juggling, the scarves can be used for many other games.
Red, Green, Blue, Sky Blue, Orange, Black, Yellow, Pink, Purple & Neon Green.
Frisbee is a flying disc game and recreational activity
that involves throwing a plastic disc between players.
A durable Polypropylene, conform to official size and
weight.
Trumpet Step Set is ideal for developing balance, identification and sequencing skills.
Different games can be created using the 6 discs. 33cm dia.
Wipe down fabric tops with non-slip base for indoor and outdoor use.
