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Tape Indoor Fun

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From: Aussie Childcare Network

Tape Indoor Fun WhatMomsLove.com

Using simple tape, you can create a variety of experiences that the children will enjoy on a rainy day.

Materials Needed:

  • masking tape or
  • packers tape or
  • painters tape 
  • floor space

What to do:

  • Use tape to stick down shapes, numbers, letters etc. on the floor. Give children instructions to follow.

Examples might be: 

  • Hop to the Triangle
  • Jump to the Square
  • Tiptoe to the circle
  • Spin to the rectangle
  • Stand on the letter of your name with one foot etc. 

Hints and Tips:

  • Create a race car track
  • Hopscotch
  • Targets (for throwing bean bags etc).
  • Balance bean (add taped lines along the floor that the children must walk on), Straight, Zig, zag, curvy etc.
  • Tape obstacle course
  • Tape mazes (create a tape maze), children must roll a ball or blow a ball with a straw, through the maze.

References:
WhatMomsLove, "87 Energy-Busting Indoor Games & Activities For Kids (Because Cabin Fever Is No Joke)"

Additional Info

  • Appropriate Age: 3 year+
  • Number of Children: Small Group (4), Large Group (5 or more)
  • Developmental Milestones:

    Hand/eye co-ordination
    Shares and takes turns.
    Plays simple group games.
    Understands concepts of grouping and matching.
    Identifies and recognizes some letters of the alphabet.
    Increased concentration.
    Follows rules and directions.

  • Play Based Learning: Sensory Play, Exploratory Play
  • Interest Areas: Music and Movement, Sensory Play
  • Games Categories: Gross Motor Skills, Indoor Games, Party Games, Sensory Games, Social and Emotional
  • EYLF Outcomes: Learning Outcome 1, Learning Outcome 2, Learning Outcome 3
  • Sub Outcomes:

    1.4 Children learn to interact in relation to others with care empathy and respect

    2.3 Children become aware of fairness

    3.1 Children become strong in their social and emotional wellbeing

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