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Thursday, May 7, 2015

Swap the scarves!

This is a fun game which encourages visual skills, eye-hand coordination, and motor coordination skills.
A simple rule! Throw your scarf and catch your partner's scarf. Swap the scarves.

It looks simple but you have to try this with your child. Throwing the scarf and looking at the other scarf to catch it at the same time is not too easy, especially for younger children.

Enjoy playing~!

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