Team Ball Track

This set of sturdy wooden ball tracks will transform a group into a whole team! When joining forces, all players work hand-in-hand to assemble a long track. The aim is to keep the wooden balls rolling progressively from one point to the next. This calls for pronounced skill and the powers of concentration to react quickly. It also requires constant interaction on the part of the players to prevent the balls from falling on to the floor. Different levels of difficulty are also possible by reducing the tracks. Alternatively, players can compete in two opposing teams.

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Product code: 42093

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Specifications

Content: 8 wooden ball tracks, 2 wooden balls, 1 carrying bag

dimension:280x440x60 mm

weight:3.71 kg

age:4+

material:Buche

surface:natur/farbig lackiert

Regression of sensory skills is characteristic of many disorders, such as learning disabilities, impairment of cognitive function in the elderly, and neurological disorders, such as Parkinson’s disease. Although the main signs of these disorders are related to impaired functioning, lack of participation in activities and deteriorating quality of life, pharmacological assistance is usually provided. However, many of the difficulties experienced by children or adults can be addressed by providing appropriate sensory stimulation.