Stretch With Twister. Take Twister to a new level by drawing it on the trampoline in chalk, then using the spinner from your board game.ġ2. Make A Trampoline Water Park. Cool off your bouncing techniques with a sprinkler under the trampoline when it's warm outside.ġ1. My kids love H-O-R-S-E (of course) but there is also Around The World (shooting from all parts of the trampoline) or Musical Basketball, which is like Musical Chairs.ġ0. Play Some Hoops. Whether you add a FlexrHoop from Springfree, or simply add an old bucket to to the trampoline, shooting some hoops as you bounce is fun. The water hose or next rain fall will clean it off with ease.ĩ. Draw With Chalk. There is nothing my kids like more than bringing chalk on the trampoline! From creative design to imaginative games, it's a safe and easy way to have fun bouncing. Find the right place in the yard - not near the front door! (Maybe disguised a little behind that tea olive bush?) Remove the sod with a sharp shovel, drag over the water hose, and have a blast.Ĩ. Construct A Mud Pit. If all this sounds like fun, but you're lacking a muddy area, you and the kids can create your own mud pit to enjoy. Build Rivers and Dams. Pile the mud high on two sides to create rivers and dams that flow through the yard.ħ. Role-Play With Toys. Race cars, dump trucks, horses and pigs.anything plastic can easily recover from a day in the mud for some excellent role-play and story telling.Ħ. If you have it on hand, try pouring plaster of paris into your mold to preserve it forever.ĥ. Kids will enjoy helping to find the right amount of dirt and water to create the right viscosity. With the right textured mud you can create fun hand and feet prints to preserve your day outside. Leave it in the sun to bake so that it can be brought inside later.Ĥ. Design Mud Sculptures. An ordinary mud pile is transformed into a work of art with a few well-placed pebbles, sticks, leaves and such. Don't want to use the good stuff? A few bucks at Goodwill can go a long way to stocking an outdoor kitchen.ģ.
Make Mud Pies. Mud pies are surely where Betty Crocker got her start! You can help your tiny chef by supplying old pots, pans, spoons and such. The fun part? You can run through the sprinkler to clean off, then start your painting again!Ģ.
Nothing cools off your kids on a warm day more than mud painting! Throw on an old swim suit, find some paint brushes, and create beautiful designs from head to toe.
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