Best Giant Four in a Row Target & Games|Gross & Fine Motor Skills

Best Giant Four in a Row Target & Games|Gross & Fine Motor Skills

33,67 £

SKU: SKUlAKyMm1JpP Categories: 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 Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Competitive Fun: Fosters a competitive spirit among children through engaging game based learning, enhancing their play experience.
Easy Maintenance: Made from materials that are simple to wipe clean and tough enough to endure daily school use, ensuring longevity.
Motor Skills Support: Features larger game pieces, aiding children in the development of fine motor skills through tactile play.
Quick Setup: Designed for convenience, it can be assembled and packed away swiftly, perfect for busy school environments.
Indoor & Outdoor Play: Versatile design allows for use in various settings, from classrooms to playgrounds, enriching playtime anywhere.

Giant Four in a Row

A large version of the classic game, perfect for both indoor fun and outdoor play.

Overview

A hit for afterschool clubs, this game is quick to set up and dismantle. It includes forty-two counters in black and white.

This Giant Four in a Row game not only brings the excitement of competition into play but also supports children’s development of fine motor skills through handling the larger pieces. Its portability means it can be easily transported between indoor and outdoor spaces, making it versatile for various play scenarios.

Designed to be engaging and educational, this game encourages strategic thinking and teamwork, aligning with Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Physical Education aims to participate in team games and develop tactics for attacking and defending. It offers a fun way to enhance after-school activities, promoting active play and learning.

Supports the National Curriculum

Physical Education, Key Stage 1

Participate in team games, developing simple tactics for attacking and defending.

Physical Education, Key Stage 2

Play competitive games, modified where appropriate (e.g. badminton, basketball, cricket, football, hockey, netball and rounders) and apply basic principles suitable for attacking and defending.