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Posted on January 22, 2013 February 6, 2020
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Scarves, balls and sprinklers – exercising is fun!

By Maura Rhodes

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1. Chiffon scarves

They’re great for visual tracking, throwing, and catching (use with adult supervision).

 

2. Hula hoop

Not just for shimmying; your kid can jump in and out of it, or roll it around.

 

3. Jump rope

Besides the obvious, use it for tug-of-war or as the goal line in relay races.

 

4. A set of wheels

Think ride-on toys and tricycles for toddlers, then move up to a training-wheel bike for preschoolers.

 

5. Wagon

For pulling, pushing, and filling up with all kinds of stuff.

 

6. Sidewalk chalk

Yes, decorating the driveway is a good workout, but you can also draw a hopscotch pattern and jump to it.

 

7. Junior jungle gym

Climbing apparatus is irresistible and can be used indoors and out.

 

8.Balls, balls, balls

Soft foam balls or those with a knobby texture are easy for little hands to get a grip on; 4- and 5-year-olds can start kicking soccer balls around.

 

9. Outdoor sprinkler

Nothing gets a kid moving faster than a fountain of water on a hot day.

 

10. Mini-sports toys

Junior-size basketball hoops, T-ball, or bowling sets are perfect when you’re cooped up on a rainy day or to haul out into the yard.

 

Source: Parenting.com

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