Plasmacar obstacle races
Posted on | February 3, 2010 | No Comments
The plasmacar can be enjoyed in so many ways. One particular favourite pastime of my children is to create plasmacar obstacle courses. This can be done outside or inside the house, so is a perfect way to spend some time whatever the weather.
If setting up a plasmacar obstacle course inside the house, there are a variety of objects that can be laid on the floor to be swerved around and woven in and out of. Stuffed toys work well, although it can be distressing if your child’s favourite furry animal gets run over inadvertently. Other useful items are tins of beans or tomatoes etc. These provide more solid obstacles.
If playing outside, you can use anything you can get your hands on, such as an old bucket, watering can, or outside toys you might have. If you’re feeling really adventurous you could set up some small ramps to make the course more interesting. You could also include tasks at various points of the course, such as putting on extra items of clothing, doing 10 star jumps or bouncing a tennis ball on a raquet 5 times.
The obstacle course can be as elaborate as your imagination allows, and is a great way to encourage children to exercise whilst having fun at the same time.
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