It would seem that the ball is something that can only be kicked and thrown into the air. But no, you can do a lot with the ball. For example, there are many games that adults can play with children, not only outdoors in summer, but also at home in winter. Most of these games are based on throwing the ball. But you can throw the ball in different ways. To see this, check out some of the children's games.
Instructions
Step 1
It makes sense to start introducing the child to the ball using a large “tool”. The size of the ball should be gradually reduced.
Step 2
Stand in front of the child about a meter away from him. Roll the ball slowly on the ground so that your little one can easily catch it. Now ask the child to roll the ball back to you.
Step 3
Sit next to the baby, place a chair at a distance of a meter from him. Show your child how to guide the ball to roll between the chair legs. First, direct the children's hands, and then let the baby roll the ball between the legs of the chair itself.
Step 4
Stand next to your child and push the ball across the floor. Let the kid catch up with him and catch him.
Step 5
Throw the ball to the baby so that he catches it. Then invite your child to throw the ball back into your hands. It is recommended to start this game from a short distance and toss the ball exactly into the children's hands, so that the child is guaranteed to catch the ball. Gradually increase the distance between you and your baby.
Step 6
Hit May on the ground, then catch him. Now throw the ball in the air and catch it again. The child must observe this. Having interested him, offer to do the same. At the same time, show him how to hit the ball on the ground so that it falls into the hands of a partner in the game, standing opposite. This can be done by throwing the ball into the wall so that it bounces off the floor and falls into your hands. Let your baby do the same.
Step 7
Show your child how to throw the ball over an obstacle, as well as hit the ball into a wide basket on the floor / ground. The distance between the throwing child and the basket should be gradually increased. You can also teach your child to throw the ball from their raised hands into a basketball hoop. You don't have to run to the gym for this. You can easily get by with the small toy ring and the supplied ball.
Step 8
Set up a mini bowling alley at home. Any ball will do, and you can use cubes or even whole houses made of cubes as a pins. This "destructive" activity is especially for boys.
