Игра "Поймай мяч" Ещё одна игра в копилочку игр для физического развития⚾
Все просто: один кидает мяч, второй ловит его тарелкой, которая крепится на ладони на регулируемом ремне. Если в бадминтон играть с малышами рано, то липучкой поймать мяч гораздо проще👌🏻 конечно же выбираем небольшое расстояние друг от друга для начала. Тим больше любит ловить мяч❤️ Липучка очень крепкая 🔗Ссылка
Игра "Поймай мяч" Ещё одна игра в копилочку игр для физического развития⚾
Все просто: один кидает мяч, второй ловит его тарелкой, которая крепится на ладони на регулируемом ремне. Если в бадминтон играть с малышами рано, то липучкой поймать мяч гораздо проще👌🏻 конечно же выбираем небольшое расстояние друг от друга для начала. Тим больше любит ловить мяч❤️ Липучка очень крепкая 🔗Ссылка
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