During our services, to keep the hype, we have a quick boys vs girls game that goes along with the series or sermon. We made this one from a cardboard panel. My husband traced the end of a plastic cup multiple times and then cut out the holes. We printed off pictures of the green King Pig and taped one on the backside of each hole. We only taped the tops (so when the kids tossed the balls through the holes, they would go through without tearing the paper). My husband wrote how many points each pig was worth beneath it. We then taped Angry Bird faces on plastic balls we purchased from Walmart. The game is very cheap to make. It's not too fancy. Thankfully, the kids loved it anyway. We played the Angry Birds theme song on repeat during the game
During our services, to keep the hype, we have a quick boys vs girls game that goes along with the series or sermon. We made this one from a cardboard panel. My husband traced the end of a plastic cup multiple times and then cut out the holes. We printed off pictures of the green King Pig and taped one on the backside of each hole. We only taped the tops (so when the kids tossed the balls through the holes, they would go through without tearing the paper). My husband wrote how many points each pig was worth beneath it. We then taped Angry Bird faces on plastic balls we purchased from Walmart. The game is very cheap to make. It's not too fancy. Thankfully, the kids loved it anyway. We played the Angry Birds theme song on repeat during the game
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