Rainbow EasyClean Vinyl Beanbags

5" sq outdoor beanbags are made of vinyl, making them easy to grip and able stand up to regular play. Molded, one-piece construction will not tear for improved longevity. Bright Rainbow colors are easy to spot. Plastic pellet filling adds the perfect amount of weight to stick the landing with each throw. For use indoors and out. Easily clean with soap and water.

15 Rainbow EasyClean Vinyl Beanbags Activity Ideas

The Rainbow EasyClean Vinyl Beanbags feature a durable, wipe-clean surface that resists moisture and dirt, making them ideal for frequent use and easy sanitation. Their bright colors and soft feel make them perfect for throwing, catching, balancing, and targeting activities across all grade levels. These activities help students build fundamental movement skills while keeping equipment clean and ready for repeated play.

1. Beanbag Balance Bonanza: Students balance a beanbag on their head while walking, promoting posture and static balance.

2. Toss & Travel Trail: Students toss a beanbag upward, move to a new spot, and catch it, building coordination and locomotor skills.

3. Target Toss Triumph: Students throw beanbags into Gopher Hoop Disc Targets, focusing on aim and force control.

4. Rainbow Relay Run: Teams carry beanbags during a relay, emphasizing speed and control.

5. Catch & Clap Challenge: Students toss a beanbag, clap once or more, then catch it.

6. Beanbag Body Balance: Students balance beanbags on different body parts while moving.

7. Partner Pass Parade: Students pass beanbags back and forth using underhand throws.

8. Slide & Scoop Success: Students slide laterally to scoop up beanbags from the floor.

9. Spin & Toss Trick: Students spin once before tossing a beanbag to a partner.

10. One-Hand Wonder Toss: Students throw and catch using only one hand.

11. Beanbag Bowling Bash: Students toss beanbags across the floor to knock over cones.

12. Balance Beam Beanbags: Students walk along a line while holding or balancing beanbags.

13. Toss, Turn, Catch: Students toss a beanbag, turn around, and catch it.

14. Core Control Carry: Students hold beanbags while performing lunges or squats.

15. Relay Retrieval Race: Teams race to collect and return beanbags to a central spot.