Sport Skills Circuit — Try Every Sport
Child rotates through four mini sport stations: dribbling a ball, catching a toss, kicking at a target, and balancing on one leg. The agent guides the parent through each station, observing bilateral coordination, ball control, body awareness, and how the child responds to practicing skills that are hard versus easy for them. A high-energy activity that reveals motor planning, cross-body coordination, and persistence through physical challenge.
Free to do together whenever you like.
What you'll need
Parent sets up four stations in available space. Station 1: open area for dribbling. Station 2: space for tossing and catching (6-8 feet between parent and child). Station 3: a makeshift goal or target 8-10 feet away for kicking. Station 4: a flat spot for balance challenges. Have at least one ball available; two different balls (one for hands, one for feet) is ideal. Timer or phone for 60-second station intervals is optional but helpful.
How it works
The 4-step guide, with what to look for at each step, is for signed-in parents.