This summer is going to be different from the past, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still have fun in the sun with these great DIY water games! Perfect for your backyard and your kids will want to play outside all day long!
DIY Soda Bottle Sprinkler
Supplies:
-2 Liter Soda Bottle
-Garden Hose
-¾ in x ¾ in female hose adapter
-Washers
-Thumb Tack
First you will want to clean out the soda bottle, then use thumbtacks to poke holes into the bottle. After that, you will use the hose adapter you bought and the washers to secure the bottle to the hose. Once the bottle is on securely, turn the hose on and you have your very own sprinkler at your service. Your kids will love this!
Duck Duck Splash
The only thing needed for this version of the classic Duck, Duck, Goose - is water! You can use water balloons or even just a cup of water. Act like you are playing regular Duck, Duck, Goose but instead of saying “Goose” say “Splash” and pour the water on that person! Such a fun summer game especially in the heat!
DIY Slip N’ Slide
Supplies Needed:
10X25 foot roll of clear plastic sheeting from Lowe’s.
10-14 pool noodles
30-40nbsp;Landscape Pins
A hose with flowing water
Tear Free Soap in the brand of your choice (if you want to use dawn make the kids wear goggles so that it doesn’t get in their eyes.
Roll out the sheet of plastic, use the landscape pins to secure It into place and use the pool noodles as a border to keep from sliding off the side. Once you have it set up use a hose to get It going, then to make It even more “slippery” you can use tear-free soap. If you don’t have tear-free soap, you can use Dawn, but be careful and have the kids wear goggles so that it won’t get in their eyes!
Water Balloon Towel Toss
This game is great and so easy! I bought the water balloons from Target, they are super easy to fill with your hose - I would definitely recommend!
Once the balloons are filled up grab a couple of towels and have your kids try to toss the water balloons back and forth!
Hose Limbo
All you need is a hose to recreate this classic game! Instead of using a limbo stick, use your hose and have your kids limbo underneath the stream of water. They could play this for hours!