Play idea: Stapelstein® Tennis with Stapelstein®

Eye-hand coordination and Endurance

Anleitung

Each child holds a Stapelstein® Original in hand. You also need an inflated balloon. Using the Originals, try to keep the balloon up in the air so that it does not fall to the ground.

Varianten

Variations:

- One-handed (also the weak hand)
- Two-handed
- On the spot
- Walking or running
- With hand switch
- With a Stapelstein® Original in each hand
- Two balloons at the same time
- Use Stapelstein® Inside

Tennis match

Two of you pass the balloon to each other and alternately hit it into the air, without it falling to the ground. This game can also be made more difficult by variations, such as one-handed, or it can be played with two balloons at the same time.

Circle round

You stand in a circle with some distance from each other. Each child playing has a Stapelstein® element in hand. A balloon is passed from child to child with the help of the element. Gradually, the game leader throws more and more balloons into the game. Try not to let the balloons fall to the ground.

Professional sport

Are you real pros? Then you can replace the balloon with a tennis ball. Pair up and stand opposite each other. Child A places the ball on the open side of the Originals and throws it. Child B catches the tennis ball with the open side of the Originals again. Before catching, the tennis ball may also bounce once or several times.