Swimsuits size 110 for 5 year old
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Girl's Swimsuit 110 - Water Balloon Races
The 110 girl's swimsuit is perfect for organizing water balloon races. Fill the balloons with water and organize a game in which the girl will move the balloons along the finish line using only her hands or feet. It's a great way to develop motor skills and integrate with peers.
Girl's swimsuit 110 - tracking down "treasure" in the water
The 110 girl's swimsuit is perfect for playing treasure hunter. Scatter colorful pebbles or plastic coins in the pool. The child's task will be to find them and place them in the designated place. The game develops concentration and the sense of observation.
Girls' Swimsuits - Water Puzzles
Girls' swimsuits are a great choice for creating water puzzles. All you need are a few pieces of light foam in different shapes that float on the water. The girl's task will be to combine them into pictures or structures, which helps develop creativity.
For a 5-year-old girl – building a raft
For a 5-year-old girl, building a raft from lightweight materials such as Styrofoam or sticks is real fun. After building the raft, the child can test its buoyancy by placing small toys on it. Play teaches patience and planning.
Girls' Swimsuits - Water Karaoke
Girls' swimsuits are suitable for water games with songs. Turn on the music and ask your child to perform simple dance moves to the music, jumping in the water or splashing water to the rhythm of the sounds. Such activity improves motor coordination and gives a lot of joy.
Children's swimwear - mini water experiments
Children's swimsuits are perfect for simple water experiments. Prepare various objects, such as corks, plastic cups or small toys, and let your child test which ones float and which ones sink. Play teaches logical thinking and curiosity about the world.