Today’s 10 Days to Conquer mini workout for kids will help them achieve that most important playground rite of passage – the monkey bars!
Getting across those metal bars on the playground can be a real challenge for a lot of kids. It takes arm strength, hand strength, core strength, and coordination.
Help your little one work up to this skill with this free printable 10-day workout!
Each day, your child can complete two of the fun and simple activities or exercises, getting her closer and closer to her goal!
Simply print off the workout and get started!
You can use the first printable sheet as your guide, or cut out the larger circles on pages 2 and 3, punch a hole in the top of each, and put them on a ring to bring with you on the go!
Keep us posted on your kiddo’s success! We’d love to hear how it goes! You can leave a comment below or share a picture on social media with #10daystoconquer!
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I can’t wait to see more from this series! My daughter mastered the monkey bars this summer and the pride in her eyes was wonderful to see!
funny.thank youuu
If your garden isn’t huge (or you don’t fancy the idea of turning it all into a playground), the Holt climbing frame from Selwood is a good option. It’s compact, but still packs in a lot of features. And it should keep kids up to 10 years old entertained. Lifetime’s Geometric Dome can be a hassle-free option too; freestanding ones are often lightweight and easier to construct and maintain.
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cyree conquered the monkey bars at 5yrs old
Cool