Tape Shapes On The Floor

Play an active tape shape game to learn shapes and even sneak in letters from toddler approved.

Tape shapes on the floor.

Walk the line of colored tape. Blow pom poms along the coordinating color line. Protect wall and floor areas that are not under the paint. I also taped a few of my son s favorite letters a t x.

Floor markings such as floor marking tape and floor signs help divide space aid traffic flow and provide instructions but your floor marking system isn t complete without floor marking shapes. We ended up with two tape activities with this one setup of colored tape. Tape several different shapes letters numbers on the floor triangle square diamond rectangle etc. These shapes such as corners t s x s arrows and footprints help with color coding provide directions and mark the locations of equipment pallets and other important parts of your facility.

From an easily changed up dance game to simple masking tape balance beams we ve rolled out the best games to play using tape. It s virtual tape or virtual paint and the applications are many. Either cut out or draw shapes on the paper. We placed tape shapes for several of each of 5 basic shapes squares rectangles triangles circles and ovals.

Give these creative and colorful masking painter s and of course washi tapes a chance to shine with your crew during summer play time. Tape masking or painter s paper. Long life striped floor marking tape thicker than other floor marking tape this tape withstands abrasion in high traffic areas. First i taped some fun lines on the floor in three different colors.

Make a tape shape game. I like to make the shapes big enough for the kids to jump in. I also did a big x because the kids love that letter. Make a graph with tape and sort blocks by shape or even color.

Outline several large shapes on the floor using masking or painter s tape. Floor marking categories this new technology creates images using light on your floors machines or walls. Play bean bags to work on shapes and numbers with somewhat muddled musings. Before the kids woke up i used painters tape to create different shapes on our kitchen floor triangle square diamond rectangle etc.

The kind that would make cinderella jealous. Anything that involves movement is a hit at our house. The second option is preferable for those who like to experiment and easily changes their mind. Using virtual tape and signs instead of physical materials not only looks superior it s also safer and because it requires no repairs it s more cost effective.

Cover the floor with newspapers or some old cloth and tape the pattern on the wall. Tape out shapes on the floor and roll a ball across to see what shape it lands on.