It’s time to start planning your fun in the sun! With summer just around the corner, what better time to start planning the fun. If your child’s a summer baby, or if you’re just looking for an excuse to have some serious fun in the sun, then check out our ideas below, and let’s get this summer party started!
As if we needed any more excuses to have a water fight, summer provides the perfect opportunity! If your child loves endless fun then how about hosting a water party in a local park or your back garden. Get out the paddling pool, assemble a water slide and get ready for an epic water bomb battle. Why not add in some water guns or a water bomb catapult to make it really epic! ??
As if we needed any more excuses to have a water fight, summer provides the perfect opportunity! If your child loves endless fun then how about hosting a water party in a local park or your back garden. Get out the paddling pool, assemble a water slide and get ready for an epic water bomb battle. Why not add in some water guns or a water bomb catapult to make it really epic! ??
If your child is a little adventurer then why not organise your own birthday scavenger hunt! Treasure hunts are awesome, and they’re even better when there are prizes involved! Head into the garden and work out a route, with some landmarks along the way and write a series of clues that lead the players from one landmark to the next. Take the children on a fun-filled tour of the garden and ensure there’s a prize at the end for everyone who takes part. To make it extra special, we suggest creating a treasure map with an X marks the spot where the prize is located!
Encourage your children to get up close with nature by organising a bug hunt! All you need is a few jam jars, some fishing nets, magnifying glasses and a notepad to record your finds. Search the garden under rocks or in bushes, under the bark of trees and in the long grass to see what creepy crawlies you can find. Gently put them in the jar and then count the legs, eyes and wings and ask the children to draw what they find in the log book. Once everyone has drawn then, set the bugs free and keep on looking!
