Try to keep them as close to 4 as you can, but don’t worry if you go 1/2 inch wider You’re going to want your boards to be about 4 inches wide by 12 inches long – Don’t worry if they are not exact.🙂 I learn a lot through my first tries! Good for you…not really for me. I guess you could place something under it.It sort of looked like snow when I was done.
I don’t really recommend cutting your board on the grass as I did.Do beware – These sheets won’t fit in most minivans! A very nice man at Menards helped me cut my sheet while it stuck out of my van! “Where there is a will there is a way”, is what I always say!.Grab some heavy duty big rolls while you are at Menards! 3 rolls of Duck Tape – Don’t get the cutsie ones, they cost way too much and they will run out instantly.1 4′ x 8 ‘ Foam board – found by the insulation sheets in Menards.Honestly, this has got to be one of my all time favorites on this blog! Love this game!Īnd, there it goes! The kids stacked these up about 12 times, and played all afternoon! I’m so excited to do this with the fifth graders, but I’m also excited to bring this back home for summer fun!įor this Awesome Soft Jenga Game Idea, You’re Gonna Need: My kids couldn’t stop playing this! It’s so much fun! I knew just the section I wanted to track down at my local Menards, and BINGO, I’ve got it! Here’s my tutorial on my Soft Giant Jenga Game For Kids! I also know that a Giant Jenga game made out of wooden 2×4 blocks mixed with 60 fifth graders is a bad idea! So…I went hunting for an alternative to wood. I know better than to pick a game that makes me fill up 500 water balloons and transport them to the school. I was crazy enough to let the PTO talk me into hosting our fifth-grade graduation party, and I’m looking for only the most awesome and realistic games for kids. I’m super excited to share this idea with you, today! Have you seen the Giant Jenga games on Pinterest? I’ve been searching Pinterest for fun summer games and I’ve seen it over and over.
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