Cooperative Ropes Playground Game

£23.55

SKU: SKUHyOu5p2Lm9 Categories: Athletics, Athletics, Early Years, Early Years Outdoor, Gross & Fine Motor Skills, Outdoor, Outdoor Physical Development, Pe & Outdoor, Pe & Sports, Pe, Sports & Playground, Physical Development, Physical Development, Play Equipment, Playground Equipment, Playground Equipment, Primary Curriculum, Target & Games, Throwing & Catching Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Hand-Eye Coordination: Develops hand-eye coordination by requiring children to balance and move the ball using ropes. This activity enhances precision and accuracy in physical tasks.
Team Building: An excellent team building game that encourages collaboration and communication among participants. It helps build trust and unity within groups.
Communication Skills: Improves children’s communication skills as they must coordinate their actions and strategies with their partners to succeed in the game.
Fosters Unity: Creates a positive and collaborative atmosphere, fostering unity and camaraderie among participants. Encourages teamwork and mutual support.
Versatile Experience: Offers a versatile and adaptable experience suitable for various settings and audiences, including educational programmes and recreational activities.

Cooperative Ropes Playground Game

Build teamwork and coordination through play with a cooperative ball game.

Overview

The playground game requires children to carry a ball on a base using a rope without it falling to the ground.

Great addition to any play time pack or for children to set up play stations in the playground. Pack away in seconds and super lightweight, perfect for smaller schools and settings where storage is limited. Two partners must communicate and adapt their strength quickly according to the other’s force. For more difficulty, obstacles can be added on the course. As teams collaborate to overcome obstacles, the game fosters togetherness and camaraderie while improving players’ mental and physical skills.

The game tests children’s fine and gross motor control and is an effective way to gauge skill progression over time. Once children become comfortable with the game, why not create races and timed events to develop their fundamental movement skills further and allow demonstrations of understanding different rules and games for important PE curriculum progression.
This product supports raising the profile of PE and sport across the school, promoting whole school improvement, and enabling demonstrations of understanding different rules and games for important PE curriculum progression.

Supports the National Curriculum

EYFS, Physical Development

Promotes group activities and team work.

Physical Education, Key Stage 1

Master basic movements including running, jumping, throwing and catching, as well as developing balance, agility and co-ordination, and begin to apply these in a range of activities.

EYFS, Physical Development

Develop confidence, competence, precision and accuracy when engaging in activities that involve a ball.