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Scarf and Beanbag juggling- even the youngest can learn to throw and catch these colourful scarves, while older children can progress to learning the three beanbag juggle and juggling with a partner! |
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Plate spinning- colourful plastic plates that spin on the end of sticks, and can be passed still spinning from stick to stick and from child to child. |
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Feather balancing- the feather’s lightness and shape make it very easy to balance so children can gain confidence balancing it on their hand, finger or face. |
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Fun wheels and Hand-held stilts- teaching balance and co-ordination. Children also learn to co-operate by helping each other. |
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Chinese ribbons- Colourful ribbons that make patterns in the sky. |
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Poi- balls on strings with long tails that spin through the air. |
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Diabolo- the classic spinning juggling prop, spin the diabolo and then see how high you can throw it! |
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Tightwire- Two foot high and ten foot long, this is the centrepiece of the equipment. Depending on ability different levels of help can be given to ensure that children get safely from one end to the other. |
