Target Games Day / Wool Laser Maze
Wool Laser Maze
Children crawl and step through a maze of wool 'lasers' without touching a strand.
How to run it
- String wool between chairs and table legs at different heights, taping ends securely.
- Explain that touching a laser means going back to the start.
- Children take turns stepping and crawling through the maze.
- Re-string the maze to make it trickier for the next round.
You will need
- wool
- tape
- chairs
Make it easier or harderUse fewer strands for younger children; older children can use a timer.
SafetyKeep wool away from necks and tie with breakaway knots.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 3, Outcome 4Children develop balance and body awareness.
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