There were some really fun ones, but I thought I'd start with hopscotch, especially as they'd just learnt how to play it from watching Max & Ruby on Netflix!
If you don't know how to play hopscotch, here's a quick video demonstration, this isn't exactly how we played though - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ikg9qnWrDU
It took about 15mins to make it and it lasted for about 4 days.I made it on the living room rug where we eat, learn, play, dance and exercise. It was even swept and hoovered twice a day!
I'm probably going to buy a bed sheet and draw this onto it with a permanent maker so I can whip it out when I need it instead of making it each time, but I'm going to make some other floor games with masking tape soon that'll i'll share, including a race track for my son.
Even though the point of it was to help the kharadu with their nuwaupuyee numbers, after walking over the for a few days, they finally sinked in for me!
You can of course do this with English numbers and getting the children to help you make it will be a fun family activity.
Hatap yasar
Mut Bastat En Rayay (in da house!!!)
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