Stand and conduct various rhythm activities. Overhand knot and bow - shoe string type of tie. Used around trees or poles to tie over-head ropes for suspending targets and balls also. For use in tying mats, boxes, hula hoops for storage, closing neck of equipment bags, and for joining two ropes together. An outstretched white cotton or rubber coated clothesline rope can outline an activity area with defined boundaries.
Right angle turns or any formation can be used for a safe and highly visible lined activity area.
Also, an outstretched white cotton rope with 2.5 ft. painted sections spaced evenly down its length can provide individual standing spaces for students. E. Ropes for Jumping - Various lengths for single or double jumping. Single or parallel stretch rope at ankle height for rhythm activities. Slanted stretch rope for individualized high-jumping. Students must make decisions as to which shape or space to move as they traverse the maze.