Do you have any different ideas of any OUTSIDE WATER BALLOON GAMES?

Question

I am doing a Day Camp for Girl Scouts AND 1 group is 12 girls and 1 group of younger girls their are 6 of them and they are sick of just tossing around the balloons.

Please give details of the game thanks

Answer 1

You can promote team work by using a towel (or a flat piece of material, so that it acts like a sling or hammock) to catch and/or toss water balloons. A team of four girls each grab a corner of the towel. They need to work together to catch water balloons tossed to them. The team that catches the most wins or the team that can catch the farthest tossed balloon.
Variations: Evenly, split the girls into 2 teams. Each team partners the girls up to 2 per towel. They must transfer a bucket of water balloons, one at a time, without touching the balloons with their hands, to another bucket, a distance away. They must figure the most efficient way to transfer the balloons. One solution is to transfer the balloons from pair to pair in a "bucket brigade" style. Another solution is each pair running with the balloons on the towel, transferring the balloons, one-by-one. Fastest to transfer all their balloons or the team that transfer the most balloons in a set time wins.

Answer 2

We used to play water balloon volleyball: Set up a net. Teams of about 4 or 5. Each team has a towel that they use to throw one or more balloons to the other side. The other team tries to catch it(them) in their towel. The object is obviously to not pop the balloons or let them drop to the ground. Fun, wet, creative.

Answer 3

pickle u can play it with water balloons

Answer 4

freeze the ballons first that should make it exciting

Answer 5

sorry I don,t know