You get to throw a ball, knock things down, and even keep score. My girls just love when we are keeping score. Take this fun game to a whole new level and make your own glow-in-the-dark bowling set! Read on for the easy tutorial!
Glow-in-the-Dark Bowling Activity for Kids
Materials
- Plastic bottles
- Glow sticks
- Water
- A soccer ball or similar
Method
- Begin by filling six plastic bottles with water. We used empty bottles from our recycling, but you could just as easily use water bottles from the store.
- Add 2-3 activated glow-sticks to each bottle, using a different color of glow-stick for each bottle.
- Tightly secure the lids. Then, play can begin!
Night Bowling for Kids
Give kids a soccer ball or similar, and they will have a blast tossing it down the "lane" to see how many glowing pins they can knock down.
Rosie and Jewel played and played, and they couldn't wait to see who had the most strikes at the end!
Extend the Fun
The glowing ball that we have can be purchased on Amazon here. You could also add glow-sticks to the inside of a hamster ball and use that.
MORE GLOWING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
- Glow-in-the-Dark Ice
- Pumpkin Lanterns
- Oil & Water Experiment
- Glowing Fireworks Experiment
- Glow-in-the-Dark Volcano
- Homemade Bouncy Balls
- Neon Glitter Recipe
- Glowing Water Beads
- Ghost Eggs
- Glow Slime
- Sidewalk Chalk Recipe
- Glowing Rice Recipe
- Glowing Noodle Necklaces
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