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Ball Arrangement Relay

Ball Arrangement Game (3×3, 4×4) [Indoor Physical Activity Example]

You know the game tic-tac-toe, where you draw a 3×3 grid on paper, take turns writing O and X, and the first to line up three vertically, horizontally, or diagonally wins? This ball-lineup relay is a team version of that using balls.

Each team has three balls and takes turns placing them to make a line—but don’t forget to block the other team’s line as well.

After placing a ball, you run back to your line and tag the next person, who then moves a ball, and so on.

If you use four balls and a 4×4 grid, the difficulty increases.

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Water Balloon Splash Ball Toss

Water Balloon Splash Ball Toss [Sports Day / Recreation]

A fresh new twist on a classic ball-toss game using water balloons—that’s Water Balloon Splash Toss! When a water balloon thrown toward the basket lands perfectly, cheers erupt; if it misses, a refreshing splash spreads and the excitement rises.

In hot weather, throw on a swimsuit and enjoy getting soaked to your heart’s content—that’s the best part.

Because it’s fun for everyone regardless of age or build, it’s perfect for family and community events.

Under the summer sun, why not refresh your body and mind with Water Balloon Splash Toss? It’s sure to create unforgettable memories!

Safe baseball

How to enjoy baseball safely! Get excited with simple gear. With this, you can play baseball to your heart’s content at the park! \(^o^)/

Let’s play using soft materials! Here’s a safe baseball idea.

When you think of baseball, you probably imagine wooden or metal bats and cork-filled balls.

But when playing with preschoolers or kids who aren’t familiar with baseball, how about enjoying the game with soft equipment? Use a pool noodle cut in half as the bat, and a ball made by crumpling newspaper.

Give it a try!

Ball Rolling Relay

Body-building exercise [Ball Edition] Ball Rolling Relay

Ball-rolling relays are also ideal for exercising your legs and hips.

The rules are simple: weave around multiple cones set up on the course and head for the goal.

However, you must roll the ball—you can’t carry it or dribble it.

That means you’ll need to control the ball quickly while staying in a half-crouch.

It’s more demanding than it looks, so be sure to stretch well before you start.

The smaller the ball, the harder it is to roll.

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Fluffy Tennis Using Scrap Materials

[Fun for Parents and Kids] Beat the rainy season with 'Fluffy Tennis' made from recycled materials!

Here’s an idea for fluffy tennis using recycled materials.

Tennis usually involves a racket and a ball, but this time let’s try tennis using a plastic bottle and a bag! You’ll need a plastic bottle, a bag, stickers, a pen, and masking tape.

Draw your favorite illustrations on the bag, then fill it with air.

Decorating the plastic bottle freely with masking tape and stickers will get everyone excited.

Work together to keep the softly floating bag from falling.