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Soft Play & Gym Mats

Build a movement session around foam steps, soft play shapes and gym mats. Compare obstacle sets for group play with marked mats for practising a particular movement.
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Build a movement session around foam steps, soft play shapes and gym mats. Compare obstacle sets for group play with marked mats for practising a particular movement.

Plan a route children can describe

Give a short course a beginning, middle and end. Children might step over a low foam shape, move around a cylinder and return to a marked starting point. Invite them to describe their route using words such as over, around and between. Numbered shapes can double as station markers.

Choose a mat for the activity

A folding jump distance mat gives children a reference for comparing jumps. A double-sided cartwheel and beam mat gives them a line to follow. For each model, check its intended use, dimensions and setup instructions against your activity and available floor space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a soft play set?

Check the piece list for the particular set. The foam obstacle course has 13 pieces, while the caterpillar train has eight. The shapes and arrangements differ.

How do I plan the floor space?

Measure the complete layout, including space to move between stations and return to the start. Compare this with the listed dimensions of each piece.

Which mat has markings for jumping distance?

The folding jump distance mat measures 2.5 m × 90 cm. Children can use its markings to record and compare where they land over several turns.

Can gym mats and rest mats be used interchangeably?

Choose a mat specified for the planned activity. A rest mat is designed for rest time. Check the individual gym mat listing for its intended movements and setup.