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These choices will be signaled globally to our partners and will not affect browsing data. Keep the kids entertained with the cheap outdoor activity idea. Create an oversized version of one of our favorite classic summer games—croquet.

To make, use wooden dowels to stake pool noodle arches into the ground. Be sure to make the arch tall enough that an inflated beach ball can pass under it. To play, give each child their own pool noodle and see who can get the ball through the arches first. Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team.

If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission. Save Pin FB More. Give your child a party to remember with a host of fun, energetic outdoor games for kids. With a few household supplies and some ingenuity, we dreamed up an afternoon's worth of birthday party games that will have guests giggling until the party's end. Start Slideshow. Tweet Email Send Text Message. Credit: Joe Polillio.

For a piece game set, purchase a 4x8-foot sheet of Masonite from a home improvement store. At the store, have it cut into 8-inch squares. Apply a letter to each square—you'll repeat the alphabet twice except for letters Q and X.

Credit: Kim Lowe. Credit: Douglas Merriam. Credit: David Roth. Credit: Kinzie Riehm. Credit: Helen Norman. Credit: Laura Doss. Cut a rectangular hole on both sides of a cardboard box. You want the hole large enough to comfortably fit your Frisbee.

Decorate the box with colorful tape, paper, or paint. Grab a bunch of Frisbees, and off you go! Credit: Tony Demin. A classic party game, this simple stacking set is perfect for older kids and small groups! After all the pieces are cut, sand the edges of each until smooth. Stack the blocks in alternating directions, and you're ready!

Be careful of tiny toes—the tower will fall at the end of the game! Credit: Andy Lyons. Credit: David Tsay. Credit: Sabrina Helas. Credit: Peter Krumhardt. First, fill two empty bottles with colored sand, available at most crafts stores.

Next, tie a ring with a string long enough to reach the ground. Attach the other end of the string to a wooden dowel. Layout hula hoops and place a bottle on its side in the center of each one.

The game is over when someone can stand the bottle up. Credit: Carl Tremblay. Cut the end off a cleaned bleach bottle and remove the label. Credit: Andrew Greto. Credit: Ronald Andren. Cover paint stirrers or rulers with tape. Cut crafts foam into desired shapes—ours are about 8-inches across.

Tape foam circles to handles. Blow up a balloon and go! Credit: Greg Scheidemann. Tag, you're it! Keep kids entertained with an evening birthday party game of flashlight tag. At dusk, find a safe place for kids to run around. Allow the kids to tag each other by turning their flashlights on and off. Credit: Ray Kachatorian. Spread a layer of hay in a square.

Lay sticks to form the tic-tac-toe board. Set out a total of 10 pumpkins: five white and five orange. Credit: Adam Albright. Got leftover jack-o'-lanterns? Put them to good use with our pumpkin toss game! Stack hay bales in a two-tier square. Place pumpkins on each level. We used cardstock to create point labels for each. Get a tennis ball and start tossing! Paint one small cardboard box white and one black.

After the paint has dried, decorate each with the opposite color. For a six-sided dice, opposite faces are arranged to always add up to seven. Credit: Michael Partenio.

Credit: William Geddes. Credit: Robert Holland. Replay gallery. Pinterest Facebook. Up Next Cancel. Share the Gallery Pinterest Facebook. Skip slide summaries Everything in This Slideshow. All rights reserved. Get two plastic cups and poke a hole in the bottom center of each. Tie a string to a secure anchor point, thread a string through the cup and tie the other end to another secure point like a tree branch or chair.

Bring both cups to the end of their respective strings and hand each child a filled water gun. Have the children shoot the water into the cups to push the cups along the string. Race to see who can get their cup to the end of the string first! Easy to set up and tons of fun, all you need for this game is a bucket of water and a large car wash sponge.

It should take the sponge and dunk it in the bucket. Then It chases the other players trying to tag them with the wet sponge. The first person tagged becomes It and refills the sponge. There are two versions of this game. Version 1: Fill a tub with ice cubes and place an empty tub beside it.

Set a time limit minutes. See how many ice cubes one child can move from the filled bucket to the empty bucket using only their feet. Then empty the second bin and let another child try.

Whoever can move the most cubes within the set amount of time wins! Version two: Fill one tub with ice cubes, water, and marbles. See how many marbles one child can pick up from within the tub using only their feet in a given time limit. Put the marbles back in the tub and let another child try. Whoever gets the most marbles wins! Divide the children into two groups and have each group stand in a line. Place the full tubs in front of the lines and the empty buckets at the end of the lines.

Hand the large sponge to the first person in line. They must dunk the sponge and pass it over their head to the next person in line. That person must pass it under their legs to the next person who then passes it over their head The last child in line squeezes the sponge out into the bucket then runs to the front of the line and the relay continues. The first team to fill their bucket wins.

If you think this will take too much time, use a small bucket or sharpie a fill-to line on the inside of the bucket. This game requires a bit of prep work. But it can be used with a variety of ages and played individually or in a group.

Play individually or cooperatively: Get a large container and fill with one inch of water, then play a few small toys and freeze. Add more water and toys and freeze again. Repeat the process for each layer until the container is full. Remove the block of ice and give your child tools to melt it. Play in a group: This version is a bit easier to prepare. Just fill an ice cube tray with one penny and water. Then freeze. Give each child one ice cube and see who can melt it not break it in their hands first and get to the penny.

That child is the winner and everyone gets to keep a penny! Sometimes unstructured play is best. Have your child help you create this sprinkler.

Use the drill to make holes in the bottle, if you have older children you can supervise as they do this step. Then securely tape the container to the end of the garden hose.

Turn on the water for an instant sprinkler! Your children can run through it, jump over it, and have plenty of fun. Looking for fun sprinkler games? Your children can play ring-around-the rosy, hokey pokey freeze dance, and more around the sprinkler. This game is a lot like an egg toss but the water balloons instead.

Start by filling several water balloons. Have the children divide into pairs and give each pair one water balloon. Have the children start close together and throw the water balloon back and forth.

On each successful throw, have both children take another step back. The team that ends up the furthest apart wins! All you need for this water game is a hose. Have an adult hold the hose up high with water streaming out of it.

Children can take turns limboing under the stream. After each round, the adult should lower the hose. Last one limboing wins! The chosen player gets up and chases it around the circle trying to tag them.

If It is tagged, they must sit in the center of the circle until someone else is tagged. The chosen player becomes the next It. Resoak the sponge and start again! Grab a ping pong ball, a sharpie, and several plastic cups. Label the cups numbers Fill the cups halfway with water and set the cups up so the ones labelled 1 are closer and the ones labelled higher numbers are further away. Give a child five ping pong balls and let them throw them into the cups for points.

You could also let the children throw as many ping pong balls as they can in thirty seconds. Then let the next child take a turn. The child with the most points wins. You may want to put down a cheap plastic throw away tarp for these games. Egg Roulette : Fill a bowl with several boiled eggs and one raw egg hidden in the mix.

One at a time the child should crack an egg on their head until one breaks. Egg Toss : Divide the children into pairs and give each pair one raw egg. They must toss the egg back and forth, taking a step back after each successful toss. The winners get the most distance between them without dropping the egg. Egg and Spoon Race : Give each child one raw egg and one spoon. The first child to get to the finish line and back without dropping their egg wins. If the egg drops, the child must start over from the start line.

This fun face paint game mixes tag, with capture the flag. You will need five tongue depressors, each marked with a color of the rainbow. You will also need matching face paint colors. Hide the tongue depressor and matching face paint in a variety of places around the yard. All of the other players run off in search of the sticks. When they find a stick, they should put a stripe of the matching face paint on their cheek and then continue searching without letting anyone else know where the stick is.

In the meantime, the It tries to tag the other players. If It tags a player, It can wipe off one stripe of color from their face. Squirt Gun Painting : Set up easels with paper or tack paper to a tree. Fill each squirt gun with a different color. Then give each child a squirt gun and let them spray the paper to paint it. Your children can switch guns to mix different colors.