Lets' Play with the ElastaBlast!

ElastaBlast, also known as the Co-Oper Band or the Bungie Cord, is Mary and Laura's number one toy choice for an inclusive activity that invites children to play cooperatively together with a wide variety of music and activities. The ElastaBlast, a Parent's Choice Gold Award Winner, is a circular, bungee-like stretch band. Their new DVD and Handbook shows children of ALL abilities having fun around the ElastaBlast. Over the past 15 years they have developed a wide range of developmental activities that delight and engage children around the ElastaBlast. The DVD introduces children doing the basic actions and participating in a variety of songs and activities. The handbook lays out 30 activities with music that work on all areas of early childhood development.

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The ElastaBlast

You can order the ElastaBlast in 4 sizes:

  • Small
  • Medium
  • Large
  • X-Large

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Benefits of the ElastaBlast

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Let's Play with the ElastaBlast!

Kids using Elastablast

The strength, stretch and rebound qualities of the ElastaBlast create a very motivating movement experience for all young children.

Young children with Elastablast

The Elastablast activities done in a sitting position offer an excellent way to work on posture and core strengthening.

Kids and Elastablast

Visual supports help children comprehend language and give important structure and meaning to the activity.

Elastablast activity

Marching with the ElastaBlast works on bilateral coordination and balance as children shift their weight from one foot to another.

Children social interaction through Elastablast

Social interactions between children of all abilities are facilitated through the cooperative opportunities possible with the ElastaBlast. 

Elastablast interactivity

Children learn readiness skills, (e. g. colors) more quickly when the skill is combined with music and movement.

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