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We Provide: the 50 ft. Rope and Cones
You Provide: the Brute Strength and a Durable Lawn
An even amount of players are chosen for each side. Sometimes we have boys against girls if there is an even amount for both sides.
On
the count of three, each side begins pulling. Whichever
side pulls the "center bandana" past their cone wins the contest.
Great fun in the sun especially on the beach or when the adults get involved.
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Participants sign up
in advance with the DJ. In groups of 3 or 4, participants compete
in preliminary rounds. Which ever participant holds the hoop up
the longest in their round moves to the next or final round. During "competitive"
rounds, participants will be asked to perform various challenging tasks
that may cause them to drop their hoop. Winners
of all preliminary rounds will compete in a championship round.
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We need
an 8 ft. table, paper plates, a stop watch and a large bag of chilled
plain M&M's. |
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You Provide: the Bubble Gum
Participants are
given 5 minutes to chew up 1 large piece of gum. Then they are lined up in
groups of 4 and asked to blow their biggest bubble. Each player gets one chance.
If there bubble pops, they are eliminated.The one who blows the
biggest bubble in their group moves on to the next round until a winner is
determined in the final round
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Thread the Needle
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In this contest, the members of each team join hands in a circle with a hula hoop hanging from one persons arm. When play begins, the person with the hoop must step though it and pass it to a neighboring player without letting go of her teammates hands. The next player then does the same thing. The team that gets the hoop back to the starting player first wins. |
Hula-Hoop Relay Race
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For this race, you'll need teams with the same number of players and a hula hoop for each team. Start by establishing a course- -a straight line to a goal (a chair or trash can, for instance) and back, or a slalom-type trail around obstacles. When the race begins, the first player from each team rolls the teams hoop (using his hand or a stick) along the entire course before returning to the starting line and passing the hoop to the next player. The race continues until all of the players on one team complete the course. |
"Sponge Squeeze, Square Pails"
Relay Race
We Provide: 2 - 4 buckets of water, 2 - 4 large yellow sponges, 2 - 4 clear 4 quart containers
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Provide: the Water and Willing Participants
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Groups divided
into two to four teams. Each team forms a single file line facing front
to back. At the head of each line is a bucket of water. At the other
end is a smaller clear container. A dry sponge is set to each side of
each water bucket. On the DJ's cue the first person dips the sponge
into the water to soak in as much water as possible. They then have
to pass the soaking wet sponge over their head to the person behind
who then passes the sponge through their legs to the person behind them
. The sponge makes it's way to the last person who is standing
behind the receiving container. That person must squeeze out the sponge
into the container and run that sponge back to the head of the line.
When this occurs, everybody must shift back one position and the person
who was at the back of the line now is now at the head of the line.
Continue process until the winning team fills their container first.
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Cool
fun on a Hot day
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