When the watcher says, “Go,” the leader starts swimming. The rest of the players should line up behind the leader. The watcher should be out of the pool, standing where they can see everyone. The leader should be in the center of the pool. Pick one player to be the “leader” and one to be the “watcher.” Tip: This game works best in a longer pool, and can also be played as a relay race with two teams.
Players who fall off of their floaties are disqualified. When the referee yells “Go,” players race to the other end of the pool. Instruct players to get on their floaties and line up at one end of the pool. Pool floaties/rafts – one per player (choose any type you want – as long as they’re big enough to sit on.You might also need an objective judge to determine whether one's stunt earns him or her a letter. To keep things fair, you may want to make a rule that players can only select a particular task once so that someone doesn't keep repeating tasks that no one else can do. If someone cannot perform the task, he or she earns the first letter in the word fish. For example, if the first player does a handstand in the water, the other players take turns attempting handstands, too. To play this game, the first player performs a task that the others must repeat. This game works just like the basketball game H-O-R-S-E.The first one to get their duck to the other end of the pool wins! 8. The same rules apply, though: No hands allowed! To make the game more challenging, allow players to “distract” each other by splashing water or trying to knock their ducks off course. without using their hands! They can push the ducks with their noses, blow on them, or bump them with their foreheads – whatever it takes to get the duck moving. When you say, “Go,” players must push their duck to the other end of the pool. Give each player a rubber duck and send them one end of the pool. Want to get more bang for your inflatable crocodile buck? Have a croc wrestling contest: Give each player a minute 60 seconds, to show off their best, most impressive croc-wrestling moves. Guide to Cleaning Pool Filter Cartridges.
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