You may also want a heart gem to make the center heart. You will need some painter’s tape, some pom poms, snowflakes, a marker, and a die or two. *If they step off the snowflake or step on any of the pom poms they must start all over again. *After they have retrieved a designated amount of the snowflakes ( we did 3) they can go retrieve the frozen heart at the middle. *Walk back to the start and drop the snowflake. *Roll the die and retrieve the number snowflake you rolled without falling off the snowflake ( you can decide what constitutes falling off the tape). This could easily be adapted to any theme – you just need a basic shape, some things for the numbers, and stuff to walk over. I’d write names on the snowflakes and have the party goers retrieve their own and the birthday boy or girl grab the frozen heart in the middle. At school they won’t always get a chance to have such targeted ideas presented to them and at home it’s a great way to entice them to do something educational, how can they resist when it’s all about their favorite movie/book/character… etc… Also worth noting is that this would be a FUN Frozen party game for birthday parties. Well it did work and she loved it! Using your child’s interests is so important when doing educational activities at home.
FROZEN SONG GAMES MOVIE
What if we used my daughter’s favorite movie EVER as inspiration for a gross motor math game? I wasn’t sure it would work but I knew we had to try. We thought about making a Sven craft, then some snowflakes but we already have so many snowflake crafts … then this popped into my head.
After watching Frozen for the 15th time and yes if you must know I still cry when Anna steps between Hans and Elsa, my daughter and I brainstormed some ideas.
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