Slide & Score – Printable Flick Target Game for Kids (7 Games)
Print it once. Play it all week.
Seven two-player target games on seven different boards, played with bottle tops, coins or buttons you already have in a drawer. No dice, no screens, no batteries, no pieces to lose — just a flat table, a flick of one finger, and a running total to keep.
Every game comes as two pages: a full instruction page you print once, and a game sheet you print again as often as you like.
What’s inside
- Bottle Top Toss — five rings that all meet at the launch point, so a dead-straight flick runs down the throat of the sheet into the 200
- The Runway — a lane that narrows as the scores climb; touch a side rail and the whole slide is wiped
- Pocket Pyramid — fifteen pockets, and a pocket with a counter in it is closed for good, so you can block
- Crocodile Jaws — through the gap for 200, clip a tooth for nothing, and you are aiming for exactly 300
- Odd and Even — one player owns the odd hours of the clock, the other the even; land on theirs and the points are theirs
- Call Your Stone — eighteen lettered stones; say which one you are going for before you slide, or score only half
- Up the Ladder — four rings that must be won in order, each one smaller than the last
What kids practise
- Adding in 10s, 20s, 50s and 100s, and saying a running total out loud
- Hitting an exact number — Crocodile Jaws is a race to exactly 300, and going over loses
- Odd and even numbers, and halving
- Aiming, judging how hard to push, and fine motor control
- Taking turns, calling your shot, and blocking — these are tactics, not just luck
What you need
- A printer and ordinary A4 paper
- Six small counters each — bottle tops, coins, buttons or draughts pieces
- A pen for the score boxes
- A flat table
Great for 5 to 10 year olds, rainy afternoons, screen-free time, wet playtime at school, car journeys and holidays, grandparents’ houses, party fillers, homeschool breaks.
You will receive one 14-page A4 PDF (59 KB), ready to print at home. Instant download. Personal and single-classroom use.