Summer is here, and the swimming pool is a good place to escape the heat. In order to increase the fun of interacting with your family in the swimming pool, it would be more perfect if there are toys to play with.
Classic Beach Ball
At market prices, the beach ball costs as little as $1, and it can last all summer, even your pet dog will love it, and it's very kid-friendly.
Floating Billiard Soccer Game
This pool soccer game set comes with four water soccer balls, a goal and a pump. The goal is designed like a buoy so it won't tip over or sink as the game progresses. Perfect for kids who love to play soccer at school, build a water soccer field for them and make them the stars of your home pool soccer league.
Inflatable Pool Floating Set Volleyball
Inflatable volleyball nets and volleyballs are fun toys that everyone in the family can use. Playing volleyball in the water will have a lot of resistance, but it can improve fitness, while reducing collisions and physical injuries. This set contains inflatable volleyball and basketball. The volleyball net also comes with two weight pockets so it doesn't tip over every time someone touches it.
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Marco Polo - This classic swimming pool game involves one person closing their eyes and calling out "Marco", while the other players respond with "Polo". The person who is "it" must swim around the pool with their eyes closed and try to tag one of the other players by sound alone.
Dolphin Races - In this game, swimmers race to see who can swim the fastest while imitating a dolphin's movements. They can use props like flippers, snorkels, and goggles to enhance their performance.
Pool Volleyball - A net is set up across the middle of the pool, and players on each side try to hit the ball over the net and into the other team's side of the pool. This game can be played with any number of players and is great for developing teamwork and coordination skills.
Treasure Hunt - Small water-resistant objects (such as coins or small toys) are thrown into the pool, and players race to collect as many as they can before time runs out.
Freeze Tag - One person is "it" and tries to tag other swimmers. Once a person is tagged, they must freeze in place until another player unfreezes them by swimming between their legs.
These are just a few examples of the many games that can be played in a swimming pool. Get creative and have fun!
Water Basketball - A basketball hoop is placed on one side of the pool, and players take turns trying to shoot the ball into the basket. This game is great for developing hand-eye coordination and swimming skills.
Shark and Minnows - One person is designated as the "shark" and tries to tag the other players as they swim from one side of the pool to the other. Players who are tagged become "minnows" and help the shark try to tag the remaining swimmers.
Pool Tag - Similar to regular tag, one person is "it" and tries to tag the other players. Players can only move by swimming, and touching the side of the pool is often used as a safe zone.
Cannonball Contest - Players take turns performing their best cannonball jump into the pool. Judges can rate each jump based on factors like height, style, and splash.
Underwater Obstacle Course - Swimmers must navigate through an obstacle course set up on the bottom of the pool, such as crawling under pool noodles or swimming through hoops. This game can be played individually or as a relay race with teams.
These games can provide hours of fun and entertainment for swimmers of all ages and skill levels. Just remember to always practice water safety and supervise younger swimmers.
