Spordas

2-Person Parachute, Set of 6 pcs

Item No: 1039-M451245
The vestibular sense
Cooperation

Parachutes are a well-known favourite for motor skills and rhythm play in learning spaces and childcare settings. This version has a clever twist: it’s designed for two.

Children can practise throwing and catching using the parachute, while multiple pairs work together in a circle, passing a ball between them. It’s fun, quite challenging, and a brilliant way to build coordination and a sense of rhythm.

Parachutes are perfect for musical play. It’s much easier to catch the rhythm when moving to a familiar song with a catchy beat. They’re also great for dancing, allowing children to move together without direct physical contact, like holding hands.

Some children find it very difficult to hold hands, and these two-person parachutes offer a great alternative while still encouraging teamwork and cooperation. Made of durable polyester.

Machine washable at 40°C. 


Size: 83 cm x 127 cm.

What makes this product special

How can I strengthen my child’s vestibular sense through fun games?

Find great tips in our Play Guide on sensorimotor development and the primary senses, right here on our blog.
€38.61
In stock. Delivery 2-4 business days

What makes this product special

Parachutes are a well-known favourite for motor skills and rhythm play in learning spaces and childcare settings. This version has a clever twist: it’s designed for two.

Children can practise throwing and catching using the parachute, while multiple pairs work together in a circle, passing a ball between them. It’s fun, quite challenging, and a brilliant way to build coordination and a sense of rhythm.

Parachutes are perfect for musical play. It’s much easier to catch the rhythm when moving to a familiar song with a catchy beat. They’re also great for dancing, allowing children to move together without direct physical contact, like holding hands.

Some children find it very difficult to hold hands, and these two-person parachutes offer a great alternative while still encouraging teamwork and cooperation. Made of durable polyester.

Machine washable at 40°C. 


Size: 83 cm x 127 cm.

Suitable for children aged 4 yrs. to 14+ yrs.

How can I strengthen my child’s vestibular sense through fun games?

Find great tips in our Play Guide on sensorimotor development and the primary senses, right here on our blog.

This activity stimulates important skills which support your child's well-being and ability to learn:

  • Develops your child's vestibular sense, which develops balance, concentration, and ability to learn.
  • Strengthens your child's ability to collaborate, which is a crucial skill in nearly all social settings.
Item number 1039-M451245
Age 4 yrs., 5 yrs. , 6 yrs. , 7 yrs. , 8 yrs. , 9 yrs., 10 yrs. , 11 yrs. , 12 yrs. , 13 yrs. , 14+ yrs.
Senses The vestibular sense
Function Gross motor skills, Body awareness, Crossbody coordination, Problem-solving, Cooperation, Social skills, Patience
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Do you know Spordas?

The Belgian sub-brand Spordas is owned by Megaform – one of the world's biggest suppliers of equipment for physical education and sports. For over 40 years, Spordas has produced popular balls and sports gear, and your child is likely familiar with Spordas' classic balls from PE class. Spordas makes high quality equipment, which your child will enjoy using for active play.

See all our products from Spordas here.

Delivery time: 2-4 business days

We aim to ship your order as quickly as possible. In most cases, you’ll receive it within 2-4 business days. Occasionally, minor delays may occur.

Please note: During busy periods, such as Christmas or Black Friday, delivery times may be slightly longer.

Returns

You have 90 days to return your purchase. That gives you extra peace of mind, especially when buying gifts. If you happen to choose the wrong toy, you can easily exchange it or return it.

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