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Balls are tools that help to develop the many skills needed for play and sport.
At Balls of Fun children can use the many different balls and ball-focused equipment to practice rolling, bouncing, dribbling, aiming, throwing, catching, kicking, blocking, and balancing.
The more exposure and experience children have with balls, the more comfortable and competent they will be when handling balls for play and sport.
Playing at Balls of Fun allows your child to learn physical skills that are necessary for growth and development. Being active on a regular basis also teaches that being active is a lifestyle.
Studies show that a child who is more confident in their physical abilities brings that confidence to other subject areas in school.
Our children need the recommended 60 minutes of activity a day.
Many children still shy away from gym class and participating in front of their friends. Developing necessary physical skills (and ball skills) with your child may allow your child to feel more comfortable in front of their peers in gym class, at recess, and on sport teams.
Spending quality time with your child also gives you the opportunity to encourage your child through positive reinforcement when skills are developed, practiced and learned.
At Balls of Fun children can use the many different balls and ball-focused equipment to practice rolling, bouncing, dribbling, aiming, throwing, catching, kicking, blocking, and balancing.
The more exposure and experience children have with balls, the more comfortable and competent they will be when handling balls for play and sport.
Playing at Balls of Fun allows your child to learn physical skills that are necessary for growth and development. Being active on a regular basis also teaches that being active is a lifestyle.
Studies show that a child who is more confident in their physical abilities brings that confidence to other subject areas in school.
Our children need the recommended 60 minutes of activity a day.
Many children still shy away from gym class and participating in front of their friends. Developing necessary physical skills (and ball skills) with your child may allow your child to feel more comfortable in front of their peers in gym class, at recess, and on sport teams.
Spending quality time with your child also gives you the opportunity to encourage your child through positive reinforcement when skills are developed, practiced and learned.
Balls Of Fun
3615 Laird Rd 15 Missisauga, Ontario L5L 5Z8
