Garden Game - Wooden Croquet Set

Here, important skills are stimulated, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• This helps your child get their body moving, which in turn benefits their gross motor skills.
• Strengthens hand-eye coordination, which is activated for example when we catch or kick the ball that comes flying at us in PE class, or when we cut a precise line with scissors or need to pour water into a glass without spilling and making a mess.

Measures Køller x 4 stk.: Ø2x75 cm.
Suitable for ages 5 yrs. to Seniors

When your child plays with a ball using their feet, hands, head, or a racket/bat, their depth perception is stimulated. Besides, ball games may have rules, and it's good for your child to practise negotiating them. So, when your child firmly claims that there's certainly NO penalty, or that the ball was NOT out of bounds, feel free to cheer - that's a learning moment. Playing ball games also boosts your child's proprioception - and that's a sense which cannot get overstimulated.