Tic Tac Toe Easily assembled fun game. Ground marking: Ø 23 cm
Includes:
– 1 field marker 1 x 1 m.
– 5 ground markings of each color. Instructions for Play:
Each player gets an icon assigned. Now you take turns and the first player to place 3 identical symbols in a row (vertical, horizontal or diagonal) has won.
Basketball Hoop Stand : 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.
Eggs And Spoons It’s is great outdoor game for kids. Balance the egg on the spoon
and see how far you can run. Set of 6 Spoons and 6 Eggs.
Spoon Size :(W) x 4.5cm (L) x 29.5, Egg Size : (W) x 4.9cm (H) x 6cm
Walking Boards provide a brightly coloured non-slip 5.5cm wide plastic platform for balancing and developing motor skills.
Each section simply attaches to the next as a mixed colour
Kid Ball, Made of cotton cloth with latex bladder inside.
Comes with a specially designed blower which holds the ball pressure when you want to take a break.
Can be filled to various pressure according to the desired use.
Colour: Blue/Red/Yellow/Green.
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.
Helps to Develop Balance & Coordination Skills.
• Block Size : 36cm L x 15cm W x 10cm H.
• Board Size : 80cm L x 15cm W.
• Include 5 Blocks, 5 Boards, & 10 Connectors.
Adjustable targets that tilt to vary the challenge.
In Red, green, blue and yellow nets including ground pegs (for outside).
Height 55 cms. Diameter: 45cm
Catch Net is designed to stand horizontally or vertically.
Can be used for throwing and kicking games.
Powder coated tubular steel, features a press-stud fitted close mesh net that can be removed for easy cleaning, and pop-stud fitted legs for easy storage.
Can be used with bean bags for throwing challenges or a football to practice kicking skills.
