Toddler bubble basketball
Toddler bubble basketball
Basketball for toddlers would be a good game to be played at a toddler’s birthday party or by the entire family.
By the YeahBaby.com editorial staff
Toddler activity:
The game is played by substituting bubbles for basketballs. The object is to try and get your bubble over the goal line, which can be a couple strips of masking tape a few feet apart or at both ends of a room.
The children are divided into two groups. Each one is given a container of bubbles with bubble blower. One child blows the bubble's while the teammates fan them with a piece of cardboard. All teams work towards their respective goal. Be sure to take turns, so that each child gets to take a turn at blowing bubbles. If the bubble bursts, the team has to start over again.
Variations:
Use a little butterfly net to try and catch the bubbles. See how many you can get in the net without bursting. Or try playing bubble tennis. Have the children fan the bubbles over a little net on a table top. If the bubble lands on the other side of the net, you score a point.
YeahBaby thoughts:
This game is designed to teach your toddler team work. They will love the idea that you have to work together in order to win.
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