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This game is easy and fun for preschool and middle school children! It is just a wetter take on the original Duck, Duck, Goose children’s game.

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While in the waiting room of the pediatrician's office, I was browsing through an issue of Family Fun magazine. I came across this simple and fun game using a couple of hula hoops and a bean bag. Now, I can't remember what name they gave the game in the magazine, so we decided to call it "Hula Blockers". The kids loved chanting " Hu-la Block-ers, Hu-la Block-ers" while someone was preparing to throw. I loved how totally simple this game was to set up and play, yet still really fun for all of us.

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Group games for kids are awesome for inspiring teamwork and creativity, all while promoting important developmental skills like balance, coordination, and motor control! Check out Rabbit Hole – one of our most popular group games here at The Inspired Treehouse!

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Alphabet Hopscotch is a great way to practice the alphabet while building gross motor skills and all you need is sidewalk chalk (affiliate link)! My 5 year old loved it and even my older boys had fun making their way through the alphabet. So simple to set up and great for getting kids outside and moving!

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Outdoor party games for kids shows seven outdoor games that you can play with a large or small group of kids. Supplies needed are very simple: frisbees, twister, pool noodles, marshmallows, cups, index cards and bubble wrap.