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If you can’t make it to a water park, try making your own water playground in your backyard or at a local park. Here are some ideas!
Juggle or toss water balloons.
Make a water blob. Use two thick sheets of plastic sheeting and a roll of duck tape to make a giant sack to fill with water. Roll around and slide on your water blob!
Play baseball and/or basketball with water balloons instead of balls!
Always remember to collect broken water balloons at the end of your game and put them in the trash. throws the balloon and the other one tries to catch it in the bowl. Lots of splashes guaranteed! Play a water balloon head catch game by taping a plastic mixing bowl to the top of a bike or batting helmet. One person
Create a squirt gun shower. Squirt water out of the gun and over your head and see if you can turn around two times before the water hits the ground.
WISCONSIN GALLONS CAPITAL SLIDES SPLASH RIVERS LAGOON
How many pool noodles do you see?
Find the words by looking up, down, backwards, forwards, sideways and diagonally.
N L H E D S S A L
S P S P L A S H C
W A V
I S
S N O L L A G N F
C O L A P P H I N
O A W A
N H H A T M L A O
S S
I I I
N N D L R G U
R E V I R U G
E S
G D W P
WATER NOAHS SHADE PARK SWIM WAVE AQUA HAT
T E R S O
A H K N
Q A
Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognize identical words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.
Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions.
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