Did you know that kids all over the world play hopscotch? Design a hopscotch court in the shape of a fish using Crayola Sidewalk Crayons and a piece of posterboard shaped like a big letter D!
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Draw a large D on poster board with Crayola Markers.
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Use Crayola Scissors to cut out the shape.
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Choose a safe, level outdoor area for your hopscotch game.
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Use a broom to sweep away any debris.
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Trace the D on the hopscotch area using Crayola Sidewalk Crayons. The bold colors really look bright!
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Continue to trace the D shape over and over to create your hopscotch court following this plan: ? Two D shapes side by side for spaces 1 and 2 ? One D shape centered above the 1 and 2. This will be space 3. ? Next two D shapes above 3. These will be sp
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Use Sidewalk Crayons to draw a big fish shape around all of the spaces so the tail of the fish is in front of the 1 and 2 spaces and the head extends beyond the number 9 space.
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Draw the 10 where the fish’s face would be. The zero can be the fish eye.
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Add Sidewalk Crayon details, like numbers, in the spaces and some fish lips on the fish face. Draw fins, more scales and wavy water all around.
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You can play the game by tossing a rock and hopping to retrieve it from each space. Or you can make a Sock Worm to toss and retrieve! You’ll find directions right here at Crayola .com.
Did you know that kids all over the world play hopscotch? Design a hopscotch court in the shape of a fish using Crayola
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