A to Z Summer Fun Review

We're on a role with our Summer Fun activities.  This week we chose 3 letters - V, B, and J.  They were chosen randomly for a change.  D didn't have a reason for choosing the letter B but ended up being very excited about it!

 Volleyball - We tried to hit the ball around like volleyball players but it wasn't too successful with one mommy, a 5 year old, and a 2 year old.  It ended up being chase the ball and kick it down the hill.  But we were outside playing, laughing, and having fun!

 Volcano of ice - I found this one Pinterest.  If you've read my blog before you know Pinterest and I have a love/hate relationship.  I love to find things to do but tend to hate how they come out.  This activity definitely fell into that category.  I froze a mixture of baking soda and water overnight.  We (finally) got the volcano to come out and squirted dyed vinegar onto it.  It should have fizzed and made bubbles.  Instead the whole activity fizzled out with very little happening.  The kids did have fun squirting the vinegar though!
  


 Jump - I asked the kids to jump like different animals ... frogs, kangaroos, rabbits.  Most of the jumps looked the same but they had fun!



Bounce House - This made D VERY excited!  We went to Sport Bounce of Loudoun and the kids loved it!!  I posted about it earlier in the week, but here are a couple of different photos.



 Bubbles - We've done a ton of bubbles already this summer but they never lose their appeal.  I concentrated on blowing bubbles today and only got one good photo.


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