Movement
The Great Sticky Spiderweb Maze and Fly Swatter Dodgeball
Navigate a sticky tape hallway maze to rescue paper flies while dodging soft pom-pom balls swatted by players.
Grab 1–2 things 45 min Ages 5–10 years 2–6 players Indoor
Gross Motor SkillsSpatial AwarenessAgility and SpeedHand-Eye Coordination
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Learning benefits
- 💡 This activity enhances proprioception as children judge their body's size and position in relation to the sticky tape obstacles. It builds bilateral coordination and lower-body strength through crouching, stepping, and balancing on one foot. Players also practice strategic thinking and quick decision-making while dodging moving targets in a confined space.
Safety notes
- ⚠️ Ensure all swatted pom-poms are soft, lightweight materials and that players only aim below the waist to protect eyes. Securely tape down carpet edges or use a non-slip mat to prevent slipping during sudden movements. Adults must supervise the tape placement to ensure it does not present a tripping hazard close to sharp furniture corners.
Cleanup
- 🧹 Peel all painter's tape lines off the walls slowly at a 45-degree angle to prevent paint damage, rolling them into a tight ball for disposal. Gather the 20 yellow pom-poms and place them along with the plastic swatters and paper flies into a designated storage bin. Remove any sticky tack residue from the walls by rubbing it with a larger piece of tack.