Team walk skis – out together, step by step
Left, right, left… and now together and at the same time! With these team walk skis, you can only make it if you step together.
Up to four children can stand one behind the other on the skis, which are attached to each other. Anyone who goes too fast, loses the rhythm, or chooses their own path will notice immediately. Talking together, coordinating, and finding the rhythm is the only way to move forward.
A set consists of four pairs (8 individual skis). You can connect as many sets together as you like, so the group can be as long as the playground allows. The colors and color combinations may vary.

This stimulates play:
- Gross motor skills and coordination: coordinating arm and leg movements
- Motor planning and body awareness: feeling where your feet are and how they move
- Cooperation and communication: agreeing on who sets the pace
- Impulse control and flexibility: waiting, adjusting, and adapting to each other
- Perseverance: trying again if the first attempt doesn't work

Play ideas
- First practice with one loose ski per child
- Organize a relay race between teams of 2 children each
- Sing or count out loud to keep the rhythm together
- Try it with shoes and in socks: which is easier, where do you have more feeling, more grip?

At home, in the classroom, during PE class, or in a therapy group: the walk skis make cooperation visible and tangible. Anyone who tries them discovers that getting further together is much more fun than alone.