There are tons of creative sidewalk chalk art ideas out there, but if you’re looking for some great interactive ideas, here are a few you will definitely want to try with the kids.
Interactive Sidewalk Chart Art Ideas for Kids of All Ages
Create a giant tic-tac-toe board
This is a great way to get the kids to think about strategy and planning ahead.
Make a hopscotch game
This classic game is a great way to get the kids moving and active.
Draw a maze
With a few twists and turns, the kids can have a blast trying to get through it.
Create a giant board game
You can create your own version of a board game like snakes and ladders or battleships.
Create a caterpillar crawling course
Draw a giant caterpillar on the sidewalk and have your child crawl over it.
Draw a series of butterflies to catch
Use your chalk to draw a set of butterflies and have the kids try to catch butterflies with their hands as they run past them.
Create a path to home
Draw an arrow pointing towards your house and tell them they have to follow it home!
Create a path using math
Write a series of math problems on the ground that lead the kids home. They’ll have to solve each problem correctly to make it back home.
Create a giant checkerboard
Design your own checkerboard using sidewalk chalk and enjoy some competitive play.
Use sidewalk chalk to create a mini golf course
Mini golf is a great way to keep the kids busy for some time. But have you ever thought about putting your creativity to use and using sidewalk chalk to create your own mini golf course?
Become part of the picture
Draw a picture that kids can actually become part of when positioned on the ground.
As you can see, there are many creative ways to use sidewalk chalk art that are guaranteed to keep your kids occupied for hours.
The best part is, you can use these ideas to exercise your brain, get some exercise, and spend some quality time with the kids!
Which of these interactive sidewalk chalk ideas from this list is your favorite? Feel free to share in the comments.
Briana Marie is a mental health and financial literacy advocate, and founder of Major League Mommy. In her spare time, Briana enjoys yoga, travel, and spending time with her Husband and two daughters.
