Status: Ready to Ship November 13
Product Highlights
- Supports gross motor development through active throwing, catching, tracking, and target-tossing experiences, giving children varied ways to practice movement skills during play
- Six turtles in different colors support color recognition activities while adding bright visual variety to gross motor games, target tossing, throwing, catching, and tracking play
- The turtles' size and weight are ideal for throwing, catching, and tracking, providing an engaging alternative to traditional balls or beanbags during active gross motor games
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Total: $119.80
About This Product
All ages. Bring color, movement, and versatile gross motor play to learning environments with the Turtle Beanbag Set. These colorful turtle-shaped beanbags can be tossed at targets or incorporated into gross motor games in place of traditional balls or beanbags, giving educators and caregivers an engaging option for active play.
The turtles' size and weight are ideal for throwing, catching, and tracking. These activities provide opportunities for children to improve motor skills while practicing active movement through play. Six different colors also make the set useful for color recognition activities, combining physical play with opportunities to identify and distinguish colors.
Use the Turtle Beanbag Set for a variety of indoor and outdoor games. The playful turtle shape adds visual interest while the versatile design supports target tossing, throwing, catching, tracking, and other gross motor experiences.
Made from soft, durable vinyl and beads, the turtles are machine washable for convenient care after active play. The set includes 6 turtles in different colors. Each turtle measures 6.25"L x 5"W.
The turtles' size and weight are ideal for throwing, catching, and tracking. These activities provide opportunities for children to improve motor skills while practicing active movement through play. Six different colors also make the set useful for color recognition activities, combining physical play with opportunities to identify and distinguish colors.
Use the Turtle Beanbag Set for a variety of indoor and outdoor games. The playful turtle shape adds visual interest while the versatile design supports target tossing, throwing, catching, tracking, and other gross motor experiences.
Made from soft, durable vinyl and beads, the turtles are machine washable for convenient care after active play. The set includes 6 turtles in different colors. Each turtle measures 6.25"L x 5"W.
Features
- Supports gross motor development through active throwing, catching, tracking, and target-tossing experiences, giving children varied ways to practice movement skills during play
- Six turtles in different colors support color recognition activities while adding bright visual variety to gross motor games, target tossing, throwing, catching, and tracking play
- The turtles' size and weight are ideal for throwing, catching, and tracking, providing an engaging alternative to traditional balls or beanbags during active gross motor games
- Designed for all kinds of indoor and outdoor games, allowing educators and caregivers to incorporate the turtle beanbags into active play experiences across different environments
- Made from soft, durable vinyl and beads, combining a tactile beanbag design with a playful turtle shape for versatile throwing, catching, tracking, and target-tossing activities
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A staple in our classroom
5 stars
bright
This is our second time purchasing them and they favorite in our preschool classroom! Our first set last 4 years! We just replaced them because they were so well loved by many children that they started to fall apart. They are a great quality item for a group care setting and can be used for so many activities!
Turtle's
1 stars
turtle
The turtle's belly seam comes open very easy and the bead's come out. I had a child get the seam open and get the beads out and put some in his mouth. Thankfully we seen him do this and got the beads out of his mouth and the rest of the turtles out of the play area.