Summer Water Fun
We attend two different parkdays at two different parks. Our Friday
park has a creek the children love to play in when the weather gets
hot. The Tuesday park has nothing similar. So with a heat advisory and
forecast of over 90+ degrees, our choices were skip Parkday or do
something to help beat the heat.
Enter sponge balls. I got the directions here. It took us about 5 minutes total to make about 15 balls. We brought a dishpan to hold water for reloading. After setting just a couple of ground rules (only throw at someone who says they want to play) we turned the kids loose. They had a blast and got completed drenched.
Once soaked and tired of the game, they were able to play all their other regular games happily without overheating for several hours.
Enter sponge balls. I got the directions here. It took us about 5 minutes total to make about 15 balls. We brought a dishpan to hold water for reloading. After setting just a couple of ground rules (only throw at someone who says they want to play) we turned the kids loose. They had a blast and got completed drenched.
Once soaked and tired of the game, they were able to play all their other regular games happily without overheating for several hours.
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