If you want to make your own DIY painted rock tic-tac-toe board, start by collecting the rocks for your game pieces. However, if you don’t have a board to use for the grid, there are tons of ways to make your own! Use four long sticks for the outline, draw a grid on the sidewalk with chalk or use 9 large leaves to designate the spots.
We painted a grid onto a wood slice so we could take our board anywhere we wanted. Our favorite new twist to the game is to paint river rocks to serve as the X’s and O’s so we can play outside. You can write with a pen/paper, a dry erase board or just by using your finger in the sand. Kid learn logic, reasoning, creativity, strategy, coordination, visual skills, motor skills, concentration and how to be a good loser.Īnother great thing about tic-tac-toe is that you can play anywhere, with anything! There’s no required game board or small pieces, no batteries to charge or dice to lose. I love tic-tac-toe because I believe it teaches kids a lot of valuable skills. It’s fast and quick, so it holds his short attention span and you can play many times in a row before he’s ready to move on to something else. It’s one of my 4-year-old’s favorite games to play. Tic-Tac-Toe is one of those games that’s easy enough for preschoolers, yet is still competitive enough to entertain older kids and adults. All you need are a few supplies and you’ll be set with a game that will keep your kids entertained for a long time!
This game is fun for the kids to make and portable so you can play anywhere. Playing tic-tac-toe can be done anywhere at nearly anytime, but we have a fun way to take the game outside! Today, we’re sharing the painted rocks tic-tac-toe game we created out of river rocks and a slice of wood. Tic-tac-toe is a great game for kids of all ages (and adults alike)! It teaches kids valuable skills like problem-solving, anticipation, logic, strategy and more.
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