- Children take their tennis ball and find a flat cone, placing the tennis ball on top of it.
- They carry the cone balancing the tennis ball on top while choosing to bring the cone back to the correct hat cone.
- Encourage them to always use 2 hands.
- If children drop the ball, place back on top and continue.
- Repeat until all cones have been cleared.
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