The object is for the children to take a balloon, run to place it on a chair, and sit on the balloon until it pops. You’ll need several inflated balloons and a chair. (grades K-2)Īt home: While the majority of families don’t have eight to 10 kids, younger kids do love this game and it’s doable as long as at least two people can hold the “parachute.” Use any tarp (or even a sheet folded up) and light plastic balls. Add more balls throughout the game to see how many can stay in before any fall out. Tell the children to start popping the balls up by making waves with the parachute. Have eight to 10 kids hold the edges of the parachute and toss light plastic or foam balls on top. Editor’s note: This article has been updated with adaptations to do at home, along with some new virtual ideas.
