We are currently soaking up any sunny day we get in the midst of this very rainy season. Sidewalk chalk has always been a favorite backyard activity for my kids and I recently introduced my daughter to hopscotch. We started with your traditional, schoolyard, 10 space hopscotch, but my girl wanted to make a bigger one. Over time, we developed a super fun “Tricky Hopscotch with a Twist” that we would like to share with you.
Check out my daughter’s second “Craft Time with Karis” video where she shares her ideas on how to create a “Tricky Tricky Hopscotch.” Karis adds silly spaces in the middle of the basic numbered squares. In some, she acts like a cat, or a dog, in others she will dance or dab. The best part about this, is that kids use their imaginations and creativity to come up with their own unique hopscotch. This one simple activity combines art, writing numbers, counting, imaginary play, and exercise.
Leave Karis a comment and let her know if you made a “Tricky Tricky Hopscotch” of your own and what creative spaces you added to yours!
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