Magnetic fishing game craft supply list
This list is for children making a tabletop magnetic fishing game with numbered or colored fish. Use securely taped magnets and supervise younger children around small parts.
What to buy
Colored cardstock sheets
Large paper clips
Round ceramic magnets
Wooden dowels
Cotton string
Clear packing tape
Washable markers
Wiggle eyes
Child-safe scissors
Hole punch
Shallow cardboard box
Blue tissue paper
Who this list is for
Children can use this magnetic fishing game list to build a tabletop game with numbered or colored fish. It is best for supervised craft time because round ceramic magnets, large paper clips, and other small parts need to be securely assembled and kept from younger children.
How to use this list
Cut fish from colored cardstock sheets and decorate them with washable markers and wiggle eyes. Punch a hole or attach a large paper clip to each fish. Make fishing rods from wooden dowels and cotton string, then use clear packing tape to secure a round ceramic magnet at the string end. Line a shallow cardboard box with blue tissue paper to create the fishing area.
Common mistakes
Do not leave loose magnets or paper clips on the table after setup. Tape the magnet securely before children begin playing, and check it again before each use. Avoid making the fish too small for their paper clips or too heavy for the magnetic fishing rod.
What is on this list
Gather colored cardstock sheets, large paper clips, round ceramic magnets, wooden dowels, cotton string, and clear packing tape. Washable markers, wiggle eyes, child-safe scissors, a hole punch, a shallow cardboard box, and blue tissue paper complete the game. Cross off any supplies you already own.
When you are done
Collect every magnet and paper clip, then store them out of reach of younger children. Flatten or cover the tissue-paper water inside the box for storage. Keep fish and rods together so the tabletop game is ready for another round.
FAQ
Who is "Magnetic fishing game craft supply list" for?
Children can use this magnetic fishing game list to build a tabletop game with numbered or colored fish. It is best for supervised craft time because round ceramic magnets, large paper clips, and other small parts need to be securely assembled and kept from younger children.
How should I use "Magnetic fishing game craft supply list"?
Cut fish from colored cardstock sheets and decorate them with washable markers and wiggle eyes. Punch a hole or attach a large paper clip to each fish. Make fishing rods from wooden dowels and cotton string, then use clear packing tape to secure a round ceramic magnet at the string end. Line a shallow cardboard box with blue tissue paper to create the fishi…
What should I skip or avoid with "Magnetic fishing game craft supply list"?
Do not leave loose magnets or paper clips on the table after setup. Tape the magnet securely before children begin playing, and check it again before each use. Avoid making the fish too small for their paper clips or too heavy for the magnetic fishing rod.
What is on the "Magnetic fishing game craft supply list" list?
Gather colored cardstock sheets, large paper clips, round ceramic magnets, wooden dowels, cotton string, and clear packing tape. Washable markers, wiggle eyes, child-safe scissors, a hole punch, a shallow cardboard box, and blue tissue paper complete the game. Cross off any supplies you already own.
What should I do when I am done?
Collect every magnet and paper clip, then store them out of reach of younger children. Flatten or cover the tissue-paper water inside the box for storage. Keep fish and rods together so the tabletop game is ready for another round.
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