ClassicCoat SuperSqueeze Coated-Foam Ball

The softest coated-foam ball we offer has a no-sting design that increases comfort and confidence when catching it. Premium low-density, low-bounce construction makes it a great choice for underhand partner tossing or no-partner wall catching. A lower bounce also means students stay focused on the activity as they spend less time chasing after it. Our standard premium coating holds up to routine use in institutional settings since it won't peel, crack or absorb moisture. 7" dia. Available in blue.

15 Fundamental Movement Skill Activities Using the ClassicCoat SuperSqueeze Coated-Foam Ball

The ClassicCoat SuperSqueeze Coated-Foam Ball stands out for its ultra-soft feel, easy-grip surface, and no-sting construction—making it the gentlest option in the ClassicCoat line. With its premium coating and high squeezability, it’s perfect for younger students or those just developing confidence with object manipulation. This ball allows for safe, inclusive activities like throwing, catching, striking, squeezing, and rolling, making it a versatile tool for teaching fundamental movement skills through creative, low-risk games.

Below are 15 unique activity ideas using the ClassicCoat SuperSqueeze Coated-Foam Ball to help students build essential movement skills in engaging, supportive ways. All activities are adaptable for small or large groups across elementary to high school levels.

1. SuperSqueeze Soft Toss: Students partner up and gently toss and catch the ball while increasing distance after every successful catch. Builds catching, throwing, and trust.

2. Crawl & Carry: Students crab walk while holding the ball between their knees or feet. Develops body control, coordination, and core stability.

3. Bounce & Catch Buddies: Students bounce the ball once, then their partner must catch it. Switch roles every round. Builds hand-eye coordination and teamwork.

4. SuperSqueeze Sandwich Relay: Teams pass the ball down the line using only body parts (e.g., under chin, between elbows). Encourages teamwork and manipulation control.

5. Squeeze Walk Challenge: Students walk a set path while squeezing the ball between their thighs. Builds lower-body control and fun coordination.

6. Wall Ball Bouncer: Students toss the ball against a wall and catch it after one bounce. Increase challenge by adding a movement before catching. Teaches rhythm and reaction time.

7. Body Balance Bean Challenge: Students balance the ball on different body parts (e.g., head, back, hand) while walking across a line. Enhances static and dynamic balance.

8. Catch Clap Throw: Students toss the ball, clap once or more, and catch it before it lands. Builds catching confidence and timing.

9. Partner Push-Pull Pass: Partners push the ball across the floor to each other with only one hand. Then switch to pulling with feet. Reinforces pushing, pulling, and cooperative play.

10. SuperSqueeze Statue Game: When tagged with the ball, students must freeze like a statue while holding the ball overhead. Promotes fun gameplay and body control.

11. Tap & Twist Challenge: Students tap the ball in place on the ground, then do a twist jump and repeat. Combines twisting and striking.

12. Catch It, Count It: For every successful toss and catch, students take one step back and call out the number. Builds tracking, catching, and math integration.

13. Sit & Pass Chain: In seated rows, students pass the ball overhead or between legs down the line and back. Reinforces group cooperation and upper/lower-body movement.

14. Target Roll Knockdown: Students roll the ball toward objects like foam pins or cones to knock them down. Teaches rolling accuracy and aim.

15. Squeeze & Spell Sprint: Each time a student successfully tosses the ball into a hoop, they get a letter. First to spell a movement word (e.g., "HOP", "RUN") wins. Combines literacy, fitness, and precision.