First-play Multi Colour Activity Holdall

First-play Multi Colour Activity Holdall is a collection of active-play equipment supplied in a storage bag, giving schools and groups a varied starting point for movement sessions. The assortment includes junior hockey sticks, balls, bats, mini rackets, bean bags, skipping ropes, quoits and space markers. Children can practise different physical actions as adults prepare suitable activities from the equipment available.

The range is useful when a session needs more than one type of challenge. A child might begin by rolling or passing a ball, move on to a simple target activity with a bean bag, then try a suitable striking game. Each activity can be introduced separately, allowing adults to choose the equipment and level of challenge for the group rather than asking every child to complete the same task.

Four team colours help a setting organise resources for small groups. Staff can use the space markers to define an activity area and explain where children should wait or move next. Colour can also become part of a simple instruction, such as collecting the equipment for one group or returning matching items together when the session has finished.

The First-play Multi Colour Activity Holdall supports practical movement opportunities through what children physically do. Aiming a bean bag, controlling a racket and coordinating a skipping action call for different combinations of timing, direction and body movement. Shared games also create reasons to listen to instructions, take turns and explain a rule to another player.

The included holdall keeps the collection together between sessions and helps adults transport it to a suitable play area. This listing supplies the equipment described in the contents below with one storage holdall; it is not an empty bag. The approximate packed weight is 9kg, so adults should manage carrying and storage. Choose an uncluttered space, introduce clear boundaries and check the suitability of each item before beginning a school, club or supervised family activity.

Prepare Different Activity Stations

Select a small number of activities from the collection and leave clear space between them. A passing activity, a bean-bag target and a skipping area can offer different movement choices. Demonstrate each task and confirm that the equipment and surroundings suit the participants.

Movement and Coordination

Ball and racket activities involve judging where an object is moving and adjusting a hand action. Throwing and target games provide opportunities to practise direction and release. Skipping combines timing with repeated movement. Adults can simplify an activity by reducing distance, slowing the pace or practising one action at a time.

Why Choose First-play Multi Colour Activity Holdall?

The kit combines several kinds of PE and playground equipment with shared storage. It is useful for planning varied sessions, introducing basic game skills and keeping a group collection together without selecting every resource individually.

Perfect For…

• Primary school PE and playground activities.
• After-school and holiday clubs.
• Supervised small-group movement sessions.
• Introducing throwing, striking and skipping activities.

Product Features

• Mixed active-play equipment in four team colours.
• Balls, bats, rackets, bean bags and skipping resources.
• Space markers for defining activities.
• Storage holdall included.

Contents

• 4 junior hockey sticks.
• 4 × 7cm Zoft balls and 4 × 9cm Zoft balls.
• 4 tennis balls and 4 × 10cm Softtouch balls.
• 4 plastic table-tennis bats, 4 plastic padder bats and 4 mini rackets.
• 4 bean bags, 4 frog bean bags and 4 turtle bean bags.
• 4 × 7cm PVC-coated foam balls and 4 × 8cm foam balls.
• 4 × 2.2m skipping ropes.
• 4 quoits.
• 20 space markers.
• 1 storage holdall.

Specifications

• Product: First-play Multi Colour Activity Holdall.
• Quantity: ONE activity kit with the itemised contents above.
• Approximate packed weight: 9kg.
• Product code: DD-FP-SET557.

Care and Play Guidance

Supervise activities and follow the age and use instructions for each item. Keep striking and throwing areas clear of other players, and never swing equipment near another person. Use skipping ropes only for their intended activity and keep them away from necks. Inspect, clean and dry the equipment before returning it to storage.