Arabic Numbers Toss {Tutorial}
Today’s Ramadan crafts 30 day challenge activity is for playing outside.
We have an upcoming Eid party at a public park, we wanted to have a game of some kind for the little kids to play outside. This Arabic Numbers Toss will be perfect.
There is quite a bit of drying time on this project, so be sure to read all the steps ahead of time.
This afternoon, after we made our toss board, the girls created guidelines for how to play. This includes how far back each age group would be allowed to stand and how many tosses each player gets.
I only wished we had different colored pipe cleaner to keep track of the different players. You can also use different things for the toss, such as plastic bracelets or shower curtain rings.
Supplies
First lay out your stencils on the board to see how much room you’ll have. Make a small pencil mark above your number for the cup hook.
Drill a hole for the cup hooks. If you don’t have a drill, you can also try an awl to start your cup hook opening.
Spray paint your board and give it time to dry completely.
Paint in the lines of the numbers with your brown acrylic paint. Allow everything to dry before you go to the next step.
Outline your letters with Sharpie so you can see them better from far away.
