I would like to order balls and bases for second and fifth grade special ed students. What size would work for both? Thanks!
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I think the smallest size for sure! They are still little people then and I have the second size up and it's a little big, but it worked for my desk better to sit on.
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Hi, if you're looking to buy the bases, I'm not sure on the size? The 30" ones we have in class are not used with bases. We have them inflated to each students liking for their comfort. They stay under their desks without a base. Hooet his helps!
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I guess it works. I use this hold kids balls for my son. I am not sure the size.
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I have ordered about 12 of these balls. So far, I have gotten what they show. They do have the option to send you something different if that style is not available. If it shows Hello Kitty, order it.. I really don' think you'll get something different. Also make sure you get the right size. My grandkids can't get enough of these. I don't think a day has gone by that they haven't used them ( We are raising 2 toddlers). If the kids are 3 and under, get the 15 inch. Any bigger , go the 18 inch. Good luck!
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No difference in the ball itself other than the size. When playing organized ball, league rules dictate what size ball may be used. The 29.5 is for the ages of 13 and above.
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I got the smallest size and they were a little too big for my 5 year old. But use the measuring chart available on the Easton website to be sure.
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Hi and thank you for your email. The sizes of the billiard balls ranges from 8 inches to 11 inches so you get a combination of the sizes with your order. The balls are not all one size. Kind Regards Reynold
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Check out this website with the different sizes http://www.kidsprosoccer.com/the-size-of-a-kids-soccer-ball.html
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The medium is the same size as tennis ball, so if they're ok go for the medium.
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Something close to 5 inches should work. My son was 8 when I gave him a 7 in., he could have gone a bit bigger, but it was fine. It also depends in the size if child. If close to average I wouldn't go bigger than a 5 inch ball. Hopefully this helps.
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Not sure what a #4 is but the basketball is the standard youth size. Bought it for my first grader last year and it's the same size used in his basketball league. Good ball.
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Hi, Lori - size is based on the age of the child. My son is age 8. Typically, age 7 until about 13/14 use a size 4. Then, size 5 is for older youths. Size 3 would be for younger than 7. Matching the ball size to age is important for physical reasons like heading the ball and not putting too much stress on the neck/head. Size 1 is a skills practice ball (very small, but good for mastering certain foot skills). Hope this helps.
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I ordered the child's small, but grandsons, 8 & 10, outgrew them. Then I order the "regular" which was listed as the next size after small. They were EXACTLY the same size as the "small." I guess I'll try "medium."
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I don't know the size of the balls that came with the ball pit but I ordered the Estone 200pcs colorful ball pack and they wor just fine. They are bigger than the balls that cane with the ball pit but the cutouts on the ball pit are pretty big.
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Just the base 75. I would assume if you want extra balls that you would need to buy them separately.
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You need to order the Easton Black Magic Junior Sku 58831 AE. Also, the black set is the only 6-8 size, the red and royal blue only start at 9-12 age/size. I've used both, both and very good sets.
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I have 2nd grade boys and they are a large (roughly size 10-12) on them. They fit over their t-shirts with room to go. No complaints from players. I am happy with the product. Do not look or feel cheap either.
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according to their website, you should use the green/medium one. I wish Amazon would post the sizes in the description (or maybe I am missing it??) http://life.gaiam.com/article/top-10-balance-ball-exercise-ball-stability-ball-faqs