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Winther Mini Viking Push Bike

Original price was: £94.24.Current price is: £64.59.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Stability and Balance: This bike’s double front wheel design enhances stability, making it easier for young children to balance and build confidence.
Physical Development Support: Encourages physical development, this bike aids in improving body strength, balance, coordination, and agility among early years learners.
Safe Navigation: Enables children to navigate challenges effectively, helping to ensure safe movement through spaces and around obstacles,.
Decision-Making Skills: Encourages independent decision making in young children, allowing them to control direction and speed, which aids in developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
EYFS Curriculum Alignment: Specifically supports the EYFS curriculum by promoting physical development through active travel, enhancing children’s abilities to move safely and make independent choices about their movements.

A robust toddler push bike with a double front wheel for enhanced stability and balancing ease.

Ideal for the younger members of your setting, this bike is suitable from ten months upwards, supporting early physical development.

Designed to assure stability and safety, this Winther push bike features a double front wheel that helps young children develop balance with ease. The robust structure supports active engagement, encouraging children to explore movement and develop their physical abilities.

By integrating play with physical activity, the bike aids in enhancing motor skills such as balance, coordination, and agility. It’s an ideal resource for promoting healthy, active lifestyle habits from an early age, helping children navigate space and manage their movements safely.
Aligned with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) physical development aims, this push bike supports ‘active travel’ like walking or biking. It provides practical experiences that support the curriculum goals of improving physical strength and decision-making regarding direction and speed during play.