Carrying Foam Blocks
A smiling boy carries two large foam blocks stacked in front of his body with both hands.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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Carrying foam blocks
The standing child looks over the top of the stacked blocks as he holds them securely with both arms. The two large cube-shaped pieces cover part of his torso but leave his face visible. There are no other objects or scenery around him, keeping the focus on the lifting and carrying action.
Safe carrying facts
Foam blocks are much lighter than solid wooden blocks of the same size, which makes them useful for children's supervised movement games. Even a light object can block a person's view when it is large, so the path ahead should be checked before walking. Holding a load close to the body generally gives better control than reaching outward with it.
Real-life colors of the boy and foam blocks
- Foam blocks: often blue, red, yellow, green, orange, or purple
- Block seams or edges: sometimes the same color as the panels or a contrasting color
- T-shirt: any everyday fabric color, including white, blue, red, or green
- Shorts: navy, black, gray, tan, or another casual clothing color
- Hair and skin: natural shades ranging from light to dark