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

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As they work, talk about what “flavors” the paints might be based on the colors. (but make sure to remind them not to taste them, as they’ll just taste like…well…paint!) If you don’t have a printer, you can draw some ice cream cones on paper, or have your kiddos do it. The triangles are pretty easy to pull off, even if you’re not an artist! Paint the Ice Cream Cones Here are our favorite water balloon games that are fun for the whole family: Water Balloon Spoon Race Allow everything to dry, and then suprise your kids by throwing the first water balloon from your (clean!) stash. Let the war begin! Other Things to Do With Your Water Balloons Attach the balloon to the end of the funnel and slowly fill up the funnel with water. The water will flow through the funnel and into your balloon. Where To Stage Water Balloons Once Filled

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. Establish the boundaries of the “court” and where the center line is. We recommend chalk or painter’s tape.Brush up on your balloon basics and learn a few tips for getting the most fun out of your water balloons. Fill a Water Balloon In Three Basic Steps Have them place the balloon on the spoon. When the whistle blows, they have to cross to the finish line. So without further ado, here’s how to make, fill, and use water balloons with your kids. Just be warned: once the balloons are in their hands, all bets are off. HOW TO FIND (OR CREATE) WATER BALLOONS

The more ammo you've got, the more havoc you can wreak. With the Tie-Not, you're assured of being able to fill and tie water balloons faster than anyone else. This means you'll be able to pummel friends and enemies with more frequency a la the picture below. If you’re busting out the water balloons this year, we suggest getting a little art into the mix before you do! You can take a process art approach and let the kids paint on their own. This activity is best done outside, with kids in swimsuits and ready to get wet. Make sure to choose washable paint, and set up in an area you can hose down afterwards. 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.Maybe races aren’t your thing. No problem. We’ve got another great contender coming at you from your middle school gym class days: Water Balloon Dodgeball. Gently press the water balloon filler to the ice cream scoops you’ve already made. Voila! Now your ice cream painting has sprinkles. Cleaning Up Your Water Balloon Art

Use wood glue to attach the PVC pieces into the holes. Then, use wood glue in addition to screws to attach the wood pieces together. (We used an extra piece of wood here to help stabilize while we drilled in the screws.) 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!Someone can man the sink, another two people use the hose, and even a few more people can fill up balloons with a funnel or tank sprayer. Before you know it, you’ll have an entire pool’s worth of water balloons and a day of fun ahead of you. It’s definitely tempting to see how large you can make the balloon. However, the fewer balloons that break during fill up, the more chances you get to splat your target.