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K-GO, 2-wheel wheelbarrow, metal frame There’s room for adventures Children want to transport things. Again and again and all sorts of things that are part of play at the moment. The K-GO wheelbarrow is the perfect helper for this basic need. The two high-quality rubber wheels faithfully accompany children to all the exciting play opportunities. The nearly square, solid and 6 cm deep tub can even hold bulky items. But dolls, sticks or sand and water can also be transported from one favorite spot to the next with the K-GO wheelbarrow. For a stable stance & the right posture Compared to other wheelbarrows, there is no tipping risk when parked with the K-GO wheelbarrow, because the two wheels provide sufficient stability. The handle height and the distance between the handles allow for proper ergonomic lifting of the K-GO wheelbarrow. With the long handle shafts, the arm position beside the body is possible when pushing the K-GO wheelbarrow. This leads to an upright posture and an appropriate distribution of the load on arms and legs. Additionally, the good leverage of the handle shafts relieves the spine. For healthy play fun and the ideal start to transport-rich adventures. Transport with ease. That is the K-GO wheelbarrow from KRAFT.

Experiment tube - The flexible XL marble run for outdoors Listening exercises with different balls With our experiment tube, children can train their sense of hearing and their team and communication skills. Place various balls in the experiment tube and let the children guess which ball is moving inside. Wooden and plastic balls or beads sound different in our experiment tube. This creates a guessing game that sharpens sensory perception.<\/b><\/span> Racing with the flexible marble run It works best when all the kids stand in a circle and each holds the experiment tube in their hands. Which ball can be moved through the tube the fastest? This requires thinking and communication. How must I hold the tube so the ball doesn't roll back? <\/li> When do I need to lift the experiment tube so the bead doesn't get stuck with me? <\/li> What does it help us if the other players lift the experiment tube exactly when the wooden ball is actually supposed to go to them? <\/li> How can we make sure the ball at the beginning and end of the tube doesn't fall to the ground? <\/li> <\/ul> On top: experiment tube as a telephone To promote children's speech perception and oral motor skills, our experiment tube can also be used as a tube telephone. The length of the flexible tube requires clear, distinct and loud speech so the message reaches the other person. This also challenges quieter children to speak louder without feeling uncomfortable. After all, shouting is not necessary, because loud speech is focused in the experiment tube. Versatile. Curious. Long-lasting. That is the experiment tube from KRAFT.<\/strong>