Bunch O Balloons 265+ Rapid-Filling Self-Sealing Water Balloons (8 Pack)

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Looking for a fun summer art project for toddlers, preschoolers, or even older kids? Try painting with water balloons, a fun twist on classic fun. Scroll to the end for our FREE ice cream cone templates! Water balloons can be a choking hazard for young children. Always supervise children around water balloons, as the small balloon pieces can pose a serious danger to kids when they pop. Sometimes a little bit of chaos is exactly what kids need. Try giving them the balloons and letting them create their own water balloon games.

Before you get started with any of the water balloon games above, it’s a good idea to establish a splash-free area (or ‘safe zone’) for anyone who wants to take a break. Here are our favorite water balloon games that are fun for the whole family: Water Balloon Spoon Race

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Scroll on for directions on how to do water balloon painting with toddlers (without a HUGE mess) and to get that sweet little ice cream cone template! By far, the most exciting option for staging your water balloons is to fill up an entire inflatable kiddie pool. Think about how cool they’d look in this groovy tie-dye pool . Kids and adults alike will be impressed by the colorful display so much so that they might forget the incoming water balloons. Plus, once the water balloons are all gone, the party guests can continue cooling off inside the pool.

Water balloon fights leave a lot of balloon shrapnel in the yard. If you have young children or pets, the small pieces of popped balloon can prove dangerous. Always be sure to clean up the remains of the water balloon fight as soon as possible. If the balloon falls off their cutlery but doesn’t pop, they may return to the starting line and try again. However, if the balloon falls and bursts—they are out. Lay out a plastic sheet to slide on and cover it with water balloons. Who will be brave enough to go first? The best way to fill up water balloons for maximum fun and efficiency is to enlist a few people who are willing to help you out; fun is meant to be shared ! Make use of multiple water sources using the different methods available.There are three basic steps to filling up water balloons that you’ll do every time, regardless of which water source you use to fill your balloons. This is a simple project, but does require using a couple of power tools. Nothing you can't handle! SUPPLIES NEEDED Put a few drops of food colouring in each water balloon and hang or lay out a big piece of paper on a flat surface outside. Then take it in turns to throw the balloons at the paper to create beautiful – and satisfyingly messy – splash patterns. Then, play dodgeball. The twist—if the thrown balloon hits the opponent on the other side and doesn’t pop—they are safe. If the balloon pops, well, they’re out.