General Note: Due to the variable situation we advise calling and confirming with all venues first. - - - - - Also known as "paper plates tennis", this is a low-cost way of keeping your kiddies engaged in fun, light sports at home.--WHAT YOU'LL NEED--A balloonPaper platesTapePlastic spoon/empty kitchen rollStringMarkers/watercolours (optional)--STEP 1--Assemble your tennis rackets by taping a plastic spoon or empty kitchen roll to the back of your paper plate. For added fun, have your kids customize their rackets by drawing or painting on them first.--STEP 2--Set up a mini court. Get two chairs and stand them at a decent distance from each other. Then tie a string from one chair to the other, keeping it leveled.--STEP 3--Stand on one side of the string while your child stands on the other and start the match!----------Image credit: www.kidsactivitiesblog.com
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At-Home, 
Ages 2-10 
