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In preschool, the frog leap is just a bit different than the old fashioned leap frog game where you jump over another person’s back…
In this classroom, the teacher laminated some lili-pads on the floor for her little frogs to leap across. We have the two-footed leap…
The split leap..
The full-body leap (sorry for a blurry photo – he was leaping kind of fast:) …
And the partner leap…
Another simple way to create some imaginative play and to promote some large motor control…
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What a great idea! My son always wants to play leap frog… but it is always at inopportune times. This would be a great way he could play in the playroom, or our kitchen. Without my help, but with me able to watch!
This way he can leap away!!!
Perfect timing Deborah – our kids are right into all things froggy at the moment, and right into hop scotch. This is a perfect way to combine the two
We have a lot of froggy things going on around here too!
We are a teach preschool on Italia. You have a wonderfull blog
Saluti e ciao ciao
Thank you for stopping By Natty!