When we went for our snowdrop walk last weekend, we came across this tic tac toe game in the woods. Hewn from a tree stump and some thick slices of branch, the boys loved trying to beat their Dad at game after game. Such a simple idea, I wondered whether we could make a version of our own, with my Dad and his collection of saws to help! It’s also a game that could be played in all sorts of outdoor locations: on the beach, for example, a grid could be drawn in the sand, with stones and shells used as counters. In the woods, a grid could be made with four straight sticks: for counters, pine cones and stones.
Outdoor tic tac toe: definitely one to add to our bank of wild time ideas. As always, I’ve been collecting more inspiration over on Pinterest:
{Joining in with Project Wild Thing, and trying to swap screen time for #wildtime}
We play a this on the beach, using pebbles and shells. Always a winner!
Leanne xx
So fun!
My eldest has just learnt the rules of noughts and crosses…what a great idea for outside.
That looks lovely, so simple and rustic
What a great idea – tempted to steal this idea too and create something.