Fly swatter game

"Swat It" is a high energy fly swatter game that kids ask to play again and again. Whatever you want to practice with your child, be it number recognition, number sense, math facts, letters, sight words, or reading skills you can do it with this game. All you need is a fly swatter and some

Fact #1: Kids like to move! Fact #2: Kids LOVE a good competition. Since these two statements are true, how about I share a fun way to get kids moving and sharing in a little friendly competition? Have you used a fly swatter in your classroom yet? If not, you should. It's an easy way to give students permission to hit things {in a good way, of course!}. What a fabulous idea from Nicole at Flipping for Firth Grade Blog. She created this "keyboard" {modeled after a real keyboard arrangement}…

Everyone knows that children learn best through play. This is why the Fly Swatter Game and similar variations have become so popular across classrooms nationwide. Continue reading to discover the Fly Swatter Game rules and instructions.

Have fun with letter learning with a simple and fun letter swat! Have toddlers find the letter and give it a big swat! Take turns!

This Fly Swatter Alphabet Game is a fun way for pre-readers to practice letter recognition and test their letter knowledge.

SIMPLE Math Game for preschoolers and up: all you need is a fly swatter and some flashcards - any kind will do! Swat the shape - move and learn!

What do you find at ponds?... Lots of bugs! So we started off the day by making a homemade fly swatter and proceeded to create our own little pond full of animals. Some skills we

I love when learning and movement can be combined. Swat the Bug Learning Activity, students have so much fun, they will forget that they are even learning.

Fly Swat Relay: Alternative to hockey dribble relay, students use huge fly swatters and swat balls back to their group. Oasis: A chance for students to

Today I was at Dollar Tree and I found these HUGE FLY SWATTERS! I couldn't pass them up! My students will LOVE using these to play the "fl...