Bean bags will come in handy again and again. Here are some ideas I have to get you started but they are a great open ended toy. Bean bags could lead to hours of play.
• Bean Bag Toss- toss the bean bags into a laundry basket, bucket, pie tin or other container. Once he has gotten skilled, make it more challenging by moving the container farther away.
• Catch- with friend or by throw up in the air
• Balance beam- place bean bags in a line on the floor and walk on them
• Pillow- for doll or stuff animals
• Balance-walk with a bean bag on your head. Too hard on the head try crawling with them on your back.
• Game of hot potato
• Practice colors- by talking about the colors or asking your child to bring you the _____ bean bag.
• Counting- count the bags, have the child bring you ___ number of bags.
• Juggle
• Hit the can(s)- set up cans and throw beanbags to knock over the cans
• Parachute flip- put bean bag(s) on parachute and flip up. (No parachute? Use a sheet or for a two man game a pillow case.)
• Bean bag hide and seek- hide the bean bags all around the room or house for little on to find.
Bean bags have hours of fun in them to help to kill hours of boredom for us. To find out what others do to kill boredom cheek out Works For Me Wednesday "Mom I am bored" week over at We Are That Family. After your done remember to go play with your kids.
2 comments:
I have a pile of bean bags in my Sunday School cupboard and taped to the inside of the cupboard door is a list similar to this!
For emergencies when we have completed everything but the adults meeting is still going, or when it is clear the children need to burn some energy off.
Hi- you came by my blog a while ago and asked for my list of bean bag games. I am so sorry I am so late in responding. I am posting the list tonight on the blog. Please come by and get it. And again, very sorry I am so late...
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