Palm to Palm Partners face each other, close enough to touch. The partner then forms the identical shape, bringing hands palm to palm with those of the first child. As soon as contact is made, the first partner chooses a new arm position, and the activity proceeds. After a while, partners reverse roles. This is a challenging game and will require some space, but it's lots of fun.
Partners lie on their backs with the soles of their feet together.
Switcheroo Partners stand back to back. The children then turn, bring together the body parts called out and then immediately get back to back again. Children should practice and refine the following types of activities before using them in game situations. Throwing Accuracy is not the first objective in teaching young children to throw. Rather, they must initially become familiar with the throwing action itself.