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After the success of my other life size game events (Clue, Candy Land, & Sorry), I decided to try another this past summer. Inspired by fabulous librarian bloggers (Amy, Anna, Anne, Kelly, & Laura), I chose to do Life Size Chutes & Ladders. Setup was easy (not as easy as Sorry, but a lot easier than Clue). My supplies included paper (8.5 x11) in 4 colors, packing tape, masking tape, and yarn. I printed arrows on the paper, taped them down on the carpet. I used masking tape to make the…
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It's time to get outside and play! Learn how to make your very own live Angry Birds game. It's bound to be a summer hit!
Visit the Washington playground where children can run, jump, climb, and slide in a life-size game of Chutes and Ladders.
Borders Scrapstore posted this fabulous giant Snakes 'n' Ladders game made from scrapstore materials. Gloucestershire Resource Centre http://www.grcltd.org/scrapstore/
Bruce Shields, The Ann Arbor NewsPlayers stand on their positions on a giant Chutes and Ladders game board while waiting for their partners to spin the wheel and advance them. The game board was set up on East Cross Street...
Collage of Shoots and Ladders This game gives the students chances to work on their social skills within the class. The whole class can be involved, no matter the disability.
We played giant chutes and ladders for our combined activity tonight! It was a lot of fun, a little chaotic. Then we had a short wrap up and discussed how the game was like life. And how the game was like the gospel. The kids came up with lots of really great thoughts to share and we got to end on a somewhat spiritual note. I was hoping to do this outside with sidewalk chalk, but it was rainy today.
Make a giant Chutes and Ladders board in the driveway! #gamedesign #kids
For this month's Thrive Thursday blog hop, I am sharing a life sized Chutes and Ladders program I did yesterday at our monthly program Kidd...
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This fabulous idea came from Amy at Show Me Librarian. I followed Amy's program to a tee, but I learned some thing will be helpful if I do this program again, or for a larger crowd. First, go read Amy’s post so that what I’m about to write makes any sense. Like Amy, I had about a dozen participants, but the most I had playing at any one time was about seven. I followed Amy’s tip, and had the kids wear nametags with numbers to make turn-taking easier. Books for checkout, and the numbered name…
Life size Chutes and ladders.
You’ve heard the old rhyme about sticks and stones, and words not wounding? Not true! Our words do matter; to others, and to God! God really cares about the words that we use and how we use t…
I've seen several blog posts from librarians who have offered life-size Candy Land programs for their preschoolers. As whimsical as these programs looked, I must admit I found the idea of transforming my library's multi-purpose meeting room entirely into Candy Land--then immediately tearing it down before the evening's homeowners association meeting--incredibly daunting. The idea of a life-size game really stuck with me, however, and I put it in my Google doc of back-burner ideas. The…
A new school a few towns over painted a life-sized chutes and ladders! And someone was working with integers with chalk. Yay for integers…
Playground markings designed for number and letter play.
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