Skill toy
Illustration — The yo-yo is an example of a skill toy. A skill toy is an object or theatrical prop used for dexterity play or an object manipulation performance. A skill toy can be any static or inanimate object with which a person dances, manipulates, spins, tosses, or simply plays.
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Illustration — The yo-yo is an example of a skill toy. A skill toy is an object or theatrical prop used for dexterity play or an object manipulation performance. A skill toy can be any static or inanimate object with which a person dances, manipulates, spins, tosses, or simply plays.
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Most skill toys are played alone, although some can be played with multiple people (such as footbag, juggling, and jump rope).
• Illustration — A performer using devil sticks Common examples of skill toys include: • Alaska yo-yo • Astrojax • Balance boards • Ball-in-a-maze puzzle and its variants: • Labyrinth (marble game) • Perplexus • Rubik's 360 • Balls, when used e.g. for juggling or in rhythmic gymnastics • Baton • Begleri • Beigoma • Boomerang • Butterfly knife • Buugeng • Cards, when used for cardistry or card throwing • Cat's cradle • Chatter ring • Clackers • Claw crane • Coins, when used for coin manipulation • Cup-and-ball and ring-and-pin • Devil sticks • Diabolo • Dice, when used for dice stacking • Fingerboard • Hats, when used for hat manipulation • Hocker, as in stool tricking or sporthocker • Hoops, when used for hoop rolling or hula hoop • Chinese jump rope • Skip-It • Footbag • Hand sack • Jokari and related games: • Speed-ball • Tetherball • Totem tennis • Knuckle roller • Knucklebones • Marble • Milk caps (pogs) • Monkey Knuckles • Paddleballs (bolo bat) • Pens, when used for pen spinning • Pinball • Pogo stick • Lolo ball • Poi • Kendama • Ring toss • Rubik's cube • Rubik's Magic • Swing Wing • Skateboard • Slinky • Tops and other spinners • Yo-yos • Zippo lighters, when used for manipulation
Juggling props
Juggling props
Juggling prop, most often a juggling ball or beanbag, may also refer to: • Aerial hoop • Aerial silk • Chair acrobatics • Cigar box • Contact juggling • Cyr wheel • Dapo Star • Flair bartending • Teh tarik (Pulled Tea) • Juggling club • Indian club • Clubs (rhythmic gymnastics) • Juggling ring • Bouncing ball • Knife juggling • Logrolling (sport) • Risley (circus act) • Rolling globe • Torch • Sign Twirling • Ball juggling • Plate spinning • Stilt walking • Wheel gymnastics • Staff/Staves (contact, thrown or spun) • Poi (2 or 3, contact, thrown or spun) • Rope Dart • Sword Spinning (contact or traditional) • Kendama (increasingly associated with juggling culture) • Yo-yo • Diabolo (Chinese Yo-yo) • Fire Fans • Shaker cups
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