It is easier than you might expect, as you need only simply download the donut design and print on adhesive vinyl to then stick overtop the spots of your Twister board. Race your family to the finish line! Each member of your family can decorate their own potato sack before hosting a family potato sack race in your yard.
This great DIY project is perfect to keep your family entertained all weekend long, as they can first work on their artistic talents, and later work on getting some exercise by racing everyone else to the finish line. What are you waiting for? Hop to it! Pinatas are always a popular activity at parties, so for your next backyard party, try making a bright pink flamingo pinata that will have you thinking about tropical drinks and lazy days in the sun.
This fun twist on the standard pinata can double as decor for your party until everyone takes a turn at trying to smash it open for the candy and prizes waiting inside. Young kids are sure to love this DIY game. Each person uses a water gun to try and push a plastic cup forward along a rope. This easy-to-make game is perfect for a sunny afternoon outdoors where you can cool off with a water gun fight in between rounds.
Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Image courtesy of She Knows. Simply spray paint the grass with yellow, blue, red and green dots to make your very own game of lawn twister.
Then cut up a cereal box to make your own spinner using cardboard. Keep hold of any spray bottles you may have around the home to make a simple but fun water game fight for all to enjoy. Add a small squirt of washable poster paint with water to the spray bottle once it has been thoroughly cleaned, and let the kids run wild out the back garden for endless hours of fun over the hot summer days. For this simple back garden game, you might need to reach out to all friends and family to keep their empty tins.
Spray or paint nine tins as colourful as you want to make a tin target. Once dry, stack them and use rocks, a ball or bean bags to knock them over just like you would at the fun fair. When the kids get bored knocking over the cans, spread the tin cans across the garden with the opening facing up and let the kids practice their aim by tossing painted stones into the target. Image courtesy of Chicken Scratch NY. Gather up ten rocks and group them into two sets of five.
Then using any colour chalk, mark the ground to make the famous criss-cross grid. Keep hold of some glass bottles to create the carnival favourite, ring toss. Paint up your bottles any way you like and place them in an old crate facing up.
Gather up some metal clothes hangers and cut and shape them into circles. Cover the circles with some tinfoil and voila, you have your very own game of ring toss. Image courtesy of Rhythms of Play. Pick up a small tub of chalkboard paint from your local hardware store and paint a rectangle on any wall out the back garden low enough small kids can reach. Now they will have a permanent chalkboard out in the back garden to be creative whenever they want.
Head to your local mechanics or tyre shop and ask them for their old worn tyres to make your own back yard jungle gym. Image courtesy of Morning Chores. If you have a tyre left over, why not turn it into a colourful swing? All you really need is some rope and a tree with a strong branch. Again the kids can paint and decorate the upcycled tyre however they choose — two activities for the price of one!
Do you have any other eco-friendly DIY garden games to keep the kids entertained? Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly.
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Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Now the boys are getting older they have started to help out with the mowing and strimming and we were sent a Flymo Contour Cordless XT grass trimmer to review and it has been great for them to learn how to trim the edges of the lawn under supervision.
I am going to admit, I hate mowing and cutting the lawn ever since I mowed through the cord on the mower! We have special sockets fitted and nothing happened to me, but I still do not like doing it and have always put off letting the boys do it due to cords, well now I have no excuse!
MadDad loves the Flymo cordless trimmer. It is easy to use, lightweight 2. The boys are happy as they have both been allowed to have a go at it under strict supervision and are looking forward to being able to take over garden maintenance duties exchange for some additional pocket money!
If you love these then make sure you check out our 10 Great games and activities for kids to encourage play in the garden. Well done Mini on helping with the gardening — grass is definitely the best option with children. I am loving these ideas, we have a birthday next week and I am going to try and create some of these as they will make perfect entertainment for everyone.
These are great ideas! My little one is tiny but we have nephews and nieces who would love these this summer! I love these ideas and the games look so great super sized! The only hard thing is, what one would you go for first!? Maybe cordless is the way to go!
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