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Home | Activities | Angry Birds Toss Game

Angry Birds Toss Game

April 30, 5 Comments

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Throwing bean bags into a container is great for visual motor control, and even better when you have to aim at a specific target, such as toss across or similar game.

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I ran across these angry birds dog toys at walmart, and they are the perfect size for throwing at a target. I made a base out of a cardboard box, printed out some angry birds shapes from the internet (I did have to enlarge them first though), and glued the shapes in prime places to make an angry birds game.

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What better target practice than throwing angry birds.

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I have attached the enlarged version of the angry birds blocks.  Just click on the picture and it will take you to a printable pdf.

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Materials:

  • angry birds stuffed toys
  • Box
  • Angry birds structure shapes
  • Glue
  • Scissors

Skills:

  • Visual motor coordination
  • Arm strength
  • Range of motion
  • Reach and grasp

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Tags: angry birds, arm strengthening, bean bags, Range Of Motion, reach and grasp, visual motor Categories: Activities, activity printable, bimanual, child, Crossing Midline, elementary school age, Free Printable, games, Motor Planning, OT, Paper, Printable, Reach and grasp, Recycled, recycled, Scissor Cutting, sensory motor, Trunk strengthening, upper extremity strengthening, visual perceptual

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  1. Lauren S says

    April 30, at 9:53 am

    Fabulous! I know a few of my OT students would love this activity.

    Reply
  2. Liz says

    May 2, at 9:13 pm

    Where do you use the angry bird print outs. It sure looks like a lot of fun I know that this is something my students would enjoy. Thanks for the idea.

    Reply
    • Tonya says

      May 3, at 4:48 am

      They are glued onto the box/target to make it look like angry birds.

      Reply
  3. Hannah says

    May 16, at 5:36 am

    Also at Walmart, they had a boxed “Angry Birds” game. It comes with three rubber birds, about an inch in diameter, a catapault, wooden blocks, and pigs. The kids have to build the pig castle from a picture and then launch the catapault, which requires B/L coordination, finger isolation and visual perception to line it up. You can also add visual tracking and problem solving by making them tell you which side they missed on and then make adjustments. It is probably my best game in my collection now, and the kids absolutely love it!

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    • Tonya says

      May 16, at 5:38 am

      I totally need to get that game.

      Reply

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