This may have been one of the simplest Three Ghost Friends activities I have done with my children, but that doesn't mean it wasn't fun! I drew the Three Ghost Friends on three white balloons with a black Sharpie. I told them to come up with a game that we all could play using the three balloons.
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| Their first idea was to work together to keep the balloons from touching the ground. They were successful keeping the balloons in the air for 15 seconds, then 20 seconds! |
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| Two of my "ghost friends"! |
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| It was fun watching my youngest try to hit the balloon too! |
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| Their second idea was to play balloon basketball. Our ottoman made for a perfect hoop. |
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| It was harder than we thought it would be. |
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| Three Ghost Friends! |
The more we played the more they created ideas. They tried keeping the balloons aloft without using their arms. They wished we had colored balloons to make red-blue-yellow-purple-green-orange-Three Ghost Friends like in
Three Ghost Friends: Learn About Colors. They wanted to be able to call out colors for their younger brother to try to catch!
I love activities like this -- just give the kids the materials and they come up with ideas!
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This may have been one of the simplest Three Ghost Friends activities I have done with my children, but that doesn't mean it wasn't fun! I drew the Three Ghost Friends on three white balloons with a black Sharpie. I told them to come up with a game that we all could play using the three balloons.
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