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30 August 2012

Homemade wooden Angry Birds game





Recently Sunnyboy saw an Angry Birds 'Knock On Wood Game' commercial on TV and designed his own version. He dictated instructions for me to write so we could make it.

Angry Birds Game
Make round wooden Angry Birds, Pigs and King Pig.
Make a castle but not put nails in it.
Make a little hide-out but not put nails in it.
Make precious eggs.

We had three wooden balls and used marker pens to draw an Angry Bird, King Pig and another pig to be the guard.





We used the wooden pieces from an old Jenga set and each time Sunnyboy plays the game he creates different castles, forts and hide-outs for the pigs.





For the precious eggs we used marbles.



To play the game Sunnyboy rolls the Angry Bird down the sloping paving slabs outside our back door to knock over the castle and rescue the precious eggs. He took this photograph to show the view as the Angry Bird rolls towards the castle.



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19 comments:

  1. This is fantastic! My four-year-old son especially would adore it!

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  2. Aw, what a great idea!

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  3. You have such imaginative ideas, I am sure there are many adaptations of this too, looks like lots of fun for Sunny Boy! Thanks for linking up with Country Kids.

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  4. The angry bird and pigs you made are really good! We have the actual game and the kids love it :)


    Found via country kids x

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  5. This are adorable! I love love love that you made this "real life" game!

    Maggy

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  6. I'm sure there are now many children asking their parents to make them this game too! Very creative!
    Thanks for linking up to Sharing Creative Ideas!
    ~ joey ~

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  7. That is fantastic! What a genius idea!

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  8. Great idea! What sized wooden balls did you use? I can't tell from the pics and I didn't see the wooden balls next to marbles to try and guess. I think my kids would love this. My parents have scraps of wood and we own marbles:)

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  9. This is such a FUN, clever idea!! What a great activity. I featured at TGIF this week (http://www.livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/2012/09/tgif-linky-party-47.html). Thanks for linking up & I hope to see you again today,
    Beth =-)

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  10. What a great idea!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!

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  11. This set is too cute! How fun. I know my boys would love to play. Thank you for linking up to The Sunday Showcase.

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  12. What a fantastic idea! Thanks so much for sharing it with everyone & for linking it up in he outdoor play linkup, Kierna

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  13. This is amazing!!!! where did you get wooden balls? I will definately be trying this on some level or another! Thanks for the idea....

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  14. Excellent I think I am going to have to make one. Big man tested the game last week and it was really disappointing your large scale one looks fantastic x

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  15. thats cute... the school agers at my daycare do that with the jenga blocks too.... but i have to stop them from actually throwing things, lol

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  16. Love this idea and my kids love angry birds!

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  17. Brilliant! Love it when games come to life :) Thanks so much for linking up at Discover & Explore this week!

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  18. Thanks for linking up at Discover & Explore - we're featuring you this week: http://www.kcedventures.com/blog/materials-for-building-kids-and-construction

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