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.
Inflatable Reaction Ball Sharpen up reflexes and reactions
with unevenly shaped balls that bounce unpredictably.
Ideal for rehabilitation and cold hand drills.
Tap Sticks Teach children artistic perception of rhythm in music
and how to move their bodies and tap their sticks to the rhythm
of a particular song whilst performing co-ordinated body actions.
• sold as 6 pairs in colours: Red, Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow and Green.
• Length: 25cm.
• Diameter: 2.5cm.
Sunflower shaped parachute is perfect for co-ordination and team building skills.
Ideal for balancing skill using the ball. Parachute is suitable for up to 16 people.
Set includes 1 sunflower parachute and 1 ball. Comes in a carry bag.
Catch And Balance Bands Ideal for aiding hand to eye coordination skills,
dexterity, and is great for encouraging team work kills. Working as part
of a team, the first 2 children balance and pass the ball from their set
of balancing bands to the next.
Hover Discs Colourful and bright lightweight throwing discs.
Visible and easy to track for youngsters.
Each of Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange & Purple.
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.
Caterpillar Track strong washanle, vinyl the track is an attractive group game ideal to stumilate cooperation in a playful manner. Suitable for both Indoor or Outdoor
Cart made of plastic poles with jointer along with polyster
fabric & elasticated wire to carry balls. Swivel casters wheels
having smooth mobility to move in any direction with two
Locking wheels
Licorice Speed Ropes Modern way of rope speed skipping.
5mm solid Polyvinyl ropes with durable easy grip black handles
for fast spinning. Comes in poly bag.
