Objective:
Take turns swinging at the water balloon trying to pop as many as you can in your turn.
Materials:
Water Balloons: However many you want to string! We recommend 3-5 because more will be tough to hang.
String/rope: to hold the balloons. Tie each balloon to their own small string and attach that to the main line. This way you can easily add more balloons to play more than once.
A Stick: Bat, broomstick, hockey stick, small fallen branch.
Safe space: Make sure you can swing your stick safely and that everyone is out of the way before you start your turn.
Materials:
Water Balloon: several to play multiple times
Colander: This is what you will try to catch the water balloon in. If you do not have a colander you could also use a strainer or plastic bowl.
Objective:
One player is the tosser one is the catcher. You get 1 point for every balloon you can catch in your colander above your head! It does not matter if the balloon breaks or stays in the colander.
Materials:
A Sponge: Sink sponge, grout sponge, wash cloth
Buckets: Two bucket, or bowls, anything that will hold water
A Timer: Clock, YouTube Timer, Watch, Cell Phone, Tablet
Teammate: Sibling, parent someone to play with
You can play with one person and run the sponge back and forth
Objective:
The goal is to move as much water from one bucket to the other in 1 minute. Work with a teammate and see how much water you can move! Challenge your family members or your self!
Materials:
Cup: 1 or more plastic cups to move the water
Bucket: 2 buckets, one full of water and one to move the water too
Objective:
Sit in a line with one bucket full of water at the front and one empty in the back of the line. Have as many family members as you want sit in a line. The first person scoops a cup full of water and passes it over their head to the next person sitting behind them. The last person in line dumps the water in the empty bucket. Pass the cup back up and move quickly to fill the bucket!
Materials:
Cup: fill with water
Objective:
Play a family member in Rock, Paper, Scissor best out of 3. If you win you get to dump the cup of water on their head!
Materials:
Water Balloon: one for each player
Rubber band: cut in half to tie to balloon
Objective:
Cut a rubber band in half. Then, attach the rubber band to the water balloon. The players have to yo-yo them up and down until the last one with their balloon in tact wins!
Materials:
Something to Stack: Pennies, Legos, Blocks, Dominos, etc.
Something to Flip: Water Bottle, Cones, Plastic Cups, Safe Toy, etc.
Something to Strike: Balloons, Ziploc Bag, Bag, Socks, etc.
Stopwatch: clock with a second hand, timer on phone, YouTube Minute to Win It timer, etc.
Objective:
How many pennies can you stack in 1 minute?
How many bottle flips can you do in 1 minute?
Can you keep 1 (or 2, 3) balloon in the air for 1 minute?
Materials:
A Balloon: Any size balloon, larger the balloon the more it will float
Racquets: hands, paper plates taped to rulers, spatulas etc.
Net: Line on floor, string between chairs, couch etc.
Objective:
Play 1 vs 1 or 2 vs. 2 depending on your available space and players. If the balloon does not go over your net or touches the floor the other team gets a point!
Materials:
Smooth Playing Surface: Tabletop or Floor
2 Large Towels: Pool noodles, measuring sticks, anything to create a boundary
2 Hockey Paddles/Sticks: Plastic cup or bowl, paper plates, hand, etc.
1 Puck: Container lid, cap of a water bottle, balled up piece of paper, etc.
Objective:
try to hit your puck past the other player.
Materials:
Smooth Playing Surface: Tabletop or floor
2 Large Towels: Anything to create a boundary
2 Hockey Paddles/Sticks: Plastic cup or bowl, paper plates, hand, etc.
1 Puck: Container lid, cap of a water bottle, balled up piece of paper, etc.
Objective:
Be the first to get a tic-tac-toe but first flipping your cup then placing it on the tic-tac-toe board.