Life size chutes and ladders

I cannot claim the genius of this idea, those props have to go to Amy at her blog, The Show Me Librarian. Last fall we offered Life-Size Candyland and Clue at our library and the kids had a blast. If you’re thinking about adding this type of programming, Chutes & Ladders was by far the easiest of the three. For Life-Size Chutes & Ladders I used masking tape (a lot of masking tape), cardstock in bright colors, and yarn. We also created some really neat spinners using old DVDs and DVD cases…

For this month's Thrive Thursday blog hop, I am sharing a life sized Chutes and Ladders program I did yesterday at our monthly program Kidding Around. I was inspired to do this program by Amy at the Show Me Librarian and Anna at Future Librarian Superhero. I basically followed the same plan Amy and Anna did at their programs, with a few minor changes. It was surprisingly fun, easy and inexpensive. The only money I spent was for a bag of fun sized candy to pass out if kids made it through the…

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After the success of my other life size game events (Clue, Candy Land, & Sorry), I decided to try another this past summer. Inspired by fabulous librarian bloggers (Amy, Anna, Anne, Kelly, & Laura), I chose to do Life Size Chutes & Ladders. Setup was easy (not as easy as Sorry, but a lot easier than Clue). My supplies included paper (8.5 x11) in 4 colors, packing tape, masking tape, and yarn. I printed arrows on the paper, taped them down on the carpet. I used masking tape to make the…

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I've seen several blog posts from librarians who have offered life-size Candy Land programs for their preschoolers. As whimsical as these programs looked, I must admit I found the idea of transforming

A new school a few towns over painted a life-sized chutes and ladders! And someone was working with integers with chalk. Yay for integers…

Flash back Friday to one of our favorite projects of Summer, West Fenwick Park. Jump in to the real life 'Chutes and Ladders' with this magical park 🌈 Thank you to our partners at @nwplayground for choosing Playground Grass by @ForeverLawn #GrassWithoutLimits

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This darling Chutes and Ladders Birthday Party is brought to you by Cohen and his 2nd birthday celebration! Submitted by Pedicures and Puddles, this unique party theme is filled with inspiration from a beloved childhood game! Some of my favorite elements from this party include the following: Ladder decor throughout the party Darling board game birthday […]