10 Outdoor DIY Games You Should be Doing This Summer!
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Who doesn’t love a game of old fashioned scrabble? This version has an awesome summer twist to it! All you need are cardboard squares and some markers, this life-sized oldie will be just as much fun creating and playing!
Lawn twister is as simple as grabbing a circle template and painting some circles on the lawn. You can even create various boards and have some friendly competition, or if you want to go all out, create a giant board and invite the neighbors over! Want to add a twist to twister? Turn the sprinklers on, see how that works out!
*Flashback to the county carnival* Create fun and creative templates using plywood and paint, grab some bean bags and toss away!
A terrific idea for a backyard BBQ! Find (or purchase) some smooth rocks and paint on them, now you have a fun and essentially free outdoor game that everyone will enjoy.
This game might require some handy man skills! You can purchase some 2 x 4 wooden boards to cut into forty- eight 10 ½ inch pieces, we do understand not everyone has that handy man ability, (my dad doesn’t) thankfully you can get the wood cut at your local lumber yard. Sand the edges to make the blocks easy to glide across each other. Lastly, paint the ends in a couple of different colors, now you have yourself a giant Jenga!
This is a great outdoor activity to get those creative juices flowing! You can pick up a large piece of plywood from a hardware store, sand until smooth and paint the board with chalk board paint. Pick up a bucket of chalk and draw away!
You can pick up a couple of pool noodles for less than a dollar at your local Walmart, Score! Tape them into different shapes and insert them into the ground using nails creating your own noodle obstacle course. This will have the kids occupied for hours, and will surely get them to bed early!
You can pick up a canvas board, paint and some balloons at your local arts and crafts store, add some squirts of paint in the balloons and inflate them. Nail or tape the balloons to the canvas board and start darting away!
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