Other than buckets and shovels, what other beach toys do you take to the beach?

Question

for your kis to play with

Answer 1

lived in san diego, ca for over 25 yrs and my kids always took the following:
buckets, shovels(but kitchen spoons worked better) sand/kitchen molds, sifters(different sizes), bags(to hold shells, and rocks that just cant be left behind), beachballs, frisbees, jump ropes, short pieces of tubing to transfer liquids to sand castles, we even took yard tools when we participated in sand castle contests

We almost always found that old kitchen items spoons, bowls, molds, etc purchased at thrift stores worked better and lasted longer than most "store bought" plastic sand toys

Answer 2

My daughter always liked to have a little(I mean baby size) blow up pool. We still bring it along, but it came in most handy from baby up to 3yrs. When they want water for sand castles or are too afraid of the waves, or even when you just want to lay on the beach for a little bit instead of fetching water. We also bring those velcro tennis ball things that you play catch with. Water guns can be fun too!

Answer 3

Squirt guns and other water toys. Sometimes play kitchen stuff like pots and pans b/c they can pretend they are making cakes and stuff with the sand and water

Answer 4

I take plastic moulds to make moulded sand shapes and a sifter to sift shells from the sand.

Answer 5

freesbis, beachball , plastic moulds, floaties , sand sifters,
sand castle kits , volley ball , swimming board, bicycle

Answer 6

beach balls
floaties
sand sifters
sand castle kits

Answer 7

i like frisbees boogie boards and kites!
or sumthin big and inflatable or one of those foldable tents
or one of those styrophone plains

Answer 8

beachball

Answer 9

beach balls