Life size board games diy how to make

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!

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I'm getting excited about this year's theme. Part of it has to do with life size games that I want to attempt as programs. I hosted a liv...

It's game time!

A board game to make on valentines day or anniversary for that special someone.

I’m looking for any excuse to get my family outside. Lawn games are my favorite—we can set up in a small patch of grass and play for hours. This year I supersized one of our favorite dice games and…

If you’re playing with children 6 and younger, you may want to keep things simple, and make the object of the game reaching the “Finish” space first. This variation is a good exercise in counting. You can add interest by making spaces and cards that interrupt that flow, sending players a few spaces ahead or back, or causing them to lose a turn. If you’re playing with children 7 and up, then you can add more challenge. You might, for example, try creating some branches in the game path that…

Now the weather is getting warmer it is a great time to take that fun outside, which is why I LOVE these fun Giant Board Games!

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…