Create your own sand pit for a great sensory expereince.
Balance and Co-ordination will be improved through this jumping game.
A cricket game based on individual success and team work through speed, patience and control.
A group chasing game based on selected "conditions".
Jumping, climbing and balancing are all skills used during this obstacle course.
Recycle empty milk cartons to encourage kicking skills.
Stack cans in a pyramid to encourage child to knock em down.
A game for school children to practice teamwork and listening skills.
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