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Summer Activities & Games Bundle
A summer bundle leaning toward the pool, the beach and the party, with icebreakers for a group that doesn't know each other yet and one-minute challenges built from things already at the barbecue. Every activity fits on one page, so you print only the game you need.
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Summer Activities & Games Bundle is a 94-page printable collection for summer with other people around: afternoons at the pool, a day on the sand, a barbecue or a party where half the guests have just met. Seventy activity pages sit in seven sections of ten, and each activity fits on a single page.
Icebreakers and party games
The first section gets a group talking. Summer This or That has 16 pairs to pick between, from beach day or pool day to boardwalk or beach bonfire. Never Have I Ever starts everyone on ten fingers, Find Someone Who has people walking around collecting signatures, and Quick Summer Questions are cards to cut, fold and pull from a bowl, with twenty seconds to answer.
The party section is louder. Charades and Draw & Guess use cut-out cards marked easy, medium or hard, with sixty seconds a turn. Don’t Say “Summer” is a taboo-style game where the team has to guess “sunscreen” without hearing burn, skin or cream. The one-minute challenges need only party supplies like paper cups, ice cubes, a balloon and a beach ball. Pass the Summer Prize has ten forfeits to tuck between the wrapping layers, like doing your best seagull impression.
At the beach and the pool
Section two moves outside. The beach scavenger hunt lists 16 finds, from a shell with a hole in it to a crab you leave alone, and asks players to look and not take. The poolside hunt is played like bingo: fill a row and shout SPLASH. The Summer Splash Challenge scores ten pool events, such as the best cannonball, floating still for 30 seconds and the quietest entry into the water, with house rules including no pushing in anyone who hasn’t agreed to play. There’s also beach item bingo, beach charades, pool party categories, and pages to design a dream beach or plan a pool day hour by hour.
The other five sections
- Road trip: bingo, a license plate hunt, a picture I Spy, trivia and a travel alphabet
- Word games: a 15-word search, a crossword, a scramble, emoji puzzles, riddles and a symbol code
- Kids activities: quieter puzzle pages, like counting pictures, a six-difference spot the difference, a maze and a 16-card memory game
- Creative fun: a bucket list, a 20-photo challenge, a dream vacation page and end-of-trip superlative awards
- Bonus: checklists, a journal page, summer bingo, a photo-a-day grid for 30 days and a certificate
Printing
The backgrounds are kept pale, and every page is meant to stay readable in black and white. Plain paper is fine throughout, though card stock holds up better for the cut-apart card games. The six answer pages are at the end of the file, so leave them off when printing for kids. The two-to-a-sheet file covers Never Have I Ever, two bingo cards, two checklists and summer bingo, handy when every player needs a copy.
