Hopscotch ideas

This isn’t your Mama’s hopscotch – this is the Tough Mudder of hopscotch!

We’re not talking two sidewalk squares and a little rock here.

This is 25 sidewalk squares and sweat.

I’ve made one of these that ran 12 houses long, but it’s a bit tiring.  Your best bet is to get a group of kids and let each of them create a task for a square.  Get enough kids involved and you can have one that goes right around the block!

Here are a few ideas you can try:

The circled number dictates how many squares they are to do the task for. For example, they have to walk like a bear for 3 sidewalk squares and do the crab walk for 3 squares.

There’s hopping,

crab walks and bear walks,

twirling,

a shape maze,

bunny hops, line mazes

and chalk tires,

and the glory.

Don’t forget the glory.

The glory and the freezies.

Bring out a stop-watch and you’ll have a whole new level of hopscotch yet again.

Happy long weekend Canadians!  Make it a great one!

 

Linked to:

• Burlap & Babies
• Between Naps on the Porch
• Tatertots & Jello

 

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