#Color war camp full
Have campers line up, single file, behind the bucket full of water, and set the empty bucket at the end of the line. If the 5-gallon bucket runs out of water, the team is finished.ġ0-8 oz.
The object of the game is to be the first team to fill all the 8 oz. cup and instruct them to fill their cup from the 5-gallon bucket then, with a straight arm, pour their water into the cups of the players lying on the ground. Have half the team lie down on the ground in a row, shoulder to shoulder, and hold the 8 oz. Water relays make the ground very slippery.ĥ-gallon bucket filled with colored water
You can recycle the water but you’ll want to start each relay game with a full bucket.Ĭhoose an area of camp where the ground is relatively free of obstacles, roots and rocks. Check labels to make sure it doesn’t stain or irritate skin.īe sure there is adequate ability to be able to refill the buckets quickly between each game. Not sure what kind of dyes to use? You can use any food-safe dye. Depending on the strength of the dye, the stain might not come out. These are games where getting wet and having fun keeps going until the water runs dry.Ī few key components to consider before playing water color games with campers and staff: Instruct participants to wear old clothing that they don’t mind getting stained.
We’ve all played water balloon games, but water color war games take away the tedious elements of having to fill and tie every water balloon and the work of picking up the latex pieces afterward. Relays, a camp standby, get more fun when you add in colored water. Water color wars are nothing new-they’re just a twist on a couple of old favorites. Nothing beats the heat like a bucket of water! © Can Stock Photo Inc. What do you get when you mix a relay game with water and add in a little bit of dye? A wild and fun activity that cools off campers and keeps them talking for days.
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