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Description
The game of Ping Pong (as it was originally called) was invented in England in the early days of the 20th century. The name table tennis was adopted in 1921–22 when the old Ping-Pong Association formed in 1902 was revived. The first world championships were held in London in 1926, and from then until 1939 the game was dominated by players from central Europe. In the mid-1950s Asia emerged as a breeding ground of champions, and from that time the individual and team events (for both men and women) have been dominated by athletes from China. In this activity the participant will play a version of ping pong in which they use a ping pong ball to make it in a cup.
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Testimonials
As a teacher, I am always looking for fun, simple, hands-on activities for my students. Connectivities was the perfect fit! Our class of 10 was able to split into two small groups to complete a few Connectivities projects. The students loved it! The directions were easy to follow, and the activities were fun to complete. As a teacher, I loved having easy to read directions, with a video option. Students were able to connect and socialize with each other while completing the activity. The playlist was a fun bonus too! We are looking forward to completing more Connectivities activities in the classroom.
— Jackie Malec, Special Education Teacher
“Please keep making these! They are fantastic, and the therapy goals really make a difference. It reminds me a lot of Montessori dementia care philosophy, learning new skills and meeting goals.” So fun and easy to unbox! Residents have really enjoyed the activities. They have learned new things and have felt proud of themselves and had
fun!
— Jessica Frederickson, Goodwin Senior Living
I had been searching for activities to keep my mom engaged for awhile. As a former teacher this has been great. Thanks so much. Love it Gave my Mom something else to do besides watch tv. I want to have her engaged and using her brain.
— Josephine P.