- IWater Limbo is like regular limbo, only you use a hose instead of a pole, so the stream of water the hose shoots out is your limbo stick, and if you end up wet because you hit the stream of water, then you're out. This works well if you have a nozzle with adjustable sprays, as you can choose the best setting. However if you don't, then simply place your thumb over the majority of the water hole to create a straight line of water. After each person has gone through the line one time, those who are wet are eliminated and the water stream is lowered an inch or two. Continue until you only have one dry person left, and they are declared the winner.
- Form two teams. Have each team form a straight line. Place a full bucket of water at the start line and an empty bucket at the opposite end of the play area. Give the first person in line a cup with hole in the bottom. On the word "Go," the first person must fill their leaky cup up with water, place it over their head and then make their way to the other side, where they dump the remaining water in the other bucket. They then race back to the line and give the next person the empty leaky cup. The play continues with each person on the team until everyone has had a chance. The team whose bucket has the most water in it wins. You can also alter this and make it about speed, so it's the first team with a full bucket who wins.
- Play good old fashioned tug of water with an added water element for the party. Place a sprinkler in the middle of the yard and turn it on. Have the two teams on either side of the sprinkler with the rope all the way across the sprinkler. On the word "Go," both sides pull on the rope, trying to pull the other team into the water. The team who pulls all members of the opposing team into the sprinkler wins.
- Set up a kiddie pool and fill it halfway up with water. Place a bowl in the middle of the pool. Have one team remove their socks and shoes so they're barefoot. Pouring ice cubes into the pool. Give the first team one minute to grab as many ice cubes with their toes and drop them into the bowl as possible, then start over with the next team. The team who grabs the most ice cubes and places them in the bowl in the allotted time wins.
- Have everyone choose a partner and line up in two lines facing each other, with one partner on each side. Give every person on one side a water balloon. On your whistle, everyone must toss their balloon to their partner. Those who drop their balloons or whose balloons pop are out. Everyone else takes one step back so the distance between partners is further apart. On the next whistle, the balloon is again tossed. This process repeats until only one set of partners remains, and they are the winners.
