Flyswatter game

This is a fun engaging way for students to get out of their desks and practice their vocabulary words.

With this game, a few things are guaranteed; you will laugh, get some exercise, and anyone who tries to walk through the center of your ‘balloon swat circle’ will get a playful swat (li…

"Swat It" is a high energy fly swatter game that kids ask to play again and again. Whatever you want to practice with your child, be it number recognition, number sense, math facts, letters, sight words, or reading skills you can do it with this game. All you need is a fly swatter and some

"Slap the Word" - say a word from the board. The two students have flyswatters to slap the word. The student who slaps the correct word first wins.

Today I was at Dollar Tree and I found these HUGE FLY SWATTERS! I couldn't pass them up! My students will LOVE using these to play the "fl...

Ready to move beyond tired Jeopardy slides? Try a few rounds of the Flyswatter Game, a no-fail way to keep teens active and excited about test prep. Works for EVERY subject area, too.

Looking for Back to School activities? This Fly Swatter Game is a fun and fast paced way to practice letter ID, sounds, numbers, color words, and high frequency words! Over 450 flies to print and use. This is a game that will grow with students as they learn. You can use it all year long.

This was an improvised game that turned out to be a real hit! You will need: Fly swatters- 1 per player (we had hand shaped ones from the pound shop!) An inflated balloon Hit the balloon with the fly swatters!! We played 3 v 3 in a large space. The object of the game was to get the balloon to touch the wall behind the opposing team. It was fast moving and half way through we had to introduce the rule that you were only allowed to touch the balloon twice in a row. The children loved it…

The Fly Swat activity is one of my all time favorite activities. It’s amazing how something as simple as words printed on flies and a fly swatter purchased at a dollar store can keep even the most reluctant students practicing words for hours! To assemble this activity simply print the files, laminate (optional) and cut […]

If you’re a language teacher, I am willing to bet that you have played the Flyswatter game with your students! The Flyswatter game, commonly called Matamoscas in Spanish, is an easy game that brings i