OPAL - Outdoor Play and Learning
Ball games
The children have been playing a variety of ball games this week. They are very resourceful when creating football pitches, often tyres are used as goals and pitch boundaries defined by a carefully placed jumper or two.
In the ball games area the children can practise their shooting skills in all the hoops available.
In addition to the classic games we all know the children are very creative when developing new games. They create their own rules and use a range of skills from their PE lessons to catch and pass the balls around.
We look forward to seeing the many games played over the next few weeks.
As always we would appreciate any more resources you could add to our collection. So, do think of us if you are having a clear out. The items we are looking for will enable us to enjoy a wider range of play experiences during playtime (see below for some examples):
- Bread crates
- Cable drums
- Metal/plastic pots and pans
- Range of plastic utensils.
- Guttering
- Dressing up clothes
- Blankets (to add to our den building)
- Small World toys (Dinosaurs, cars etc..)
- Scooters
- Deck chairs/ camping chairs (all sizes)
- Outdoor cushions
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