Children have many outdoor toss games, some are common equipment, such as balls, sandbags, darts, etc.; some are alternative objects that children find and use themselves, such as small stones, paper balls, etc. These have developed the manipulative movements of preschool children and improved their ability to control.
Toddlers stand facing each other in pairs and keep a distance of 3 meters.
One toddler throws five sandbags to the partner across from them, and the partner uses a hoop to catch the sandbags (they can move parallel to catch the sandbags from 3 meters away).
In the first half of the game, toddlers can practice in pairs, and the sandbag thrower and catcher can switch roles. In the second half, the game is played in the form of group competition, and the group that catches the most sandbags wins.
Set a starting line and place various dolls 1.5 meters away from the starting line. The distance from the starting line to the dolls should not exceed 4 meters. Children stand at the starting line and use sandbags to throw at the dolls. If they hit a doll, they get that doll.
As the difficulty increases and children can easily hit the dolls that are 1.5 meters away, the distance from the starting line to the dolls can be increased from 1.5 to 2 meters, but the distance from the starting line to the dolls should not exceed 4 meters, and children use sandbags to throw at the dolls. If they hit a doll, they get that doll.
Use a chair as the starting line, and children stand behind the chair, toss three sandbags placed on the chair one by one into a hula hoop 1.5 meters away from the chair. If the sandbags land inside the hoop, it is a successful challenge.
As the difficulty increases, use a chair as the starting line, and children stand behind the chair, toss three sandbags placed on the chair one by one into a hula hoop 2 meters away from the chair. If the sandbags land inside the hoop, it is a successful challenge.
As the difficulty increases, two children bring a box to the finish line, and another child throws dolls at them from the starting line. The child holding the box cannot move their feet but can move their body to catch the dolls. Two groups compete to complete the toss and catching, and the group that catches the most dolls wins.
Children divide into groups and stand in front of a cone-shaped bucket with sandbags. They crawl forward from the middle of the bucket without touching the body-building bar on top of the bucket. After crossing it, they cross a soccer obstacle and throw the sandbag into a basketball hoop.
Outdoor toss Games can be upgraded by designing multiple basketball hoops of different heights, and children can challenge themselves according to their abilities.
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