GetSetGo with Playtime Pack E

The GetSetGo with Playtime Pack E is a comprehensive set that provides a well-rounded physical activity experience for children. This all-inclusive pack features a wide array of equipment designed to enhance not just physical skills but also social skills such as teamwork and collaboration.

Components and Their Benefits:

Skills Development

• 4 Bean Bags: Perfect for toss and catch games, helping with hand-eye coordination.
• 2 Foam Sponge Balls (20cm): Larger, softer balls suitable for a variety of games, including volleyball or basic catch.

Teamwork and Strategy

• 4 Hula Hoops (45cm): Can be used in obstacle courses or rhythmic activities to promote all-over body coordination.
• 10 Plastic Skipping Ropes: Encourages synchronised activity and enhances timing and rhythm.

Racket Sports

• 4 Short Tennis Rackets: Ideal for an introduction to tennis or similar racket sports.
• 2 Table Tennis Shaped Bats: A fun variation for table tennis or adapted versions of the game.
• 2 Intro Skill Bats: Great for beginners to learn the basics of bat-and-ball sports.

Throwing and Catching

• 4 Perforated Balls (7cm): Good for grip and are lighter, making them ideal for younger kids.
• 20 Foam Sponge Balls (7cm): Versatile balls that can be used for catch or as part of more complex games.
• 4 Engraving Balls: Unique design for enhanced grip, suitable for advanced throw and catch games.

Coordination and Balance

• 4 Telephone Wire Quoits: These can be used in tossing games or as part of obstacle courses to develop fine motor skills.

Miscellaneous

• 1 Soft Foam Die: Can be used to randomise activities or as part of counting and mathematics games.
• 25 Spacemarkers: Useful for marking areas for specific activities or as part of obstacle courses.

Storage

• 1 Junior Chest: To conveniently store and transport all the equipment.

The pack is thoughtfully assembled to make the most out of playtime, promoting active engagement among children. It serves as an excellent resource for schools, community centres, and even home use, fostering a love for active play while subtly aiding in the development of essential life skills.