The weather sometimes brings surprises. In regions where people have not seen much snow, good snow cover suddenly appears. Children and adults alike become interested in how they can play snowballs. Snow can be loose and sticky. From loose, no snowballs will work. If the snow is easy to mold, you can have fun.
Instructions
Step 1
Play a snow fortress. The more participants, the more fun it will be. Divide into two teams. Draw two lines on the snow - the location of the future snow fortresses. Each team must roll large snow balls to place them on top of each other. You will get a wall behind which you can hide. It should not be too high so that you can shoot snowballs from behind it. When the fortresses are ready, you can make snowballs and throw them over the wall of the other team to hit someone.
Step 2
Make a target. The easiest option is a stick or branch that is stuck in a snowdrift. The task of the participants is to knock down a stick from a certain distance. Accuracy is required, which is acquired through training. The target can be molded from snow.
Step 3
Who will knock down more. You will need a snow fortress, which was built in the 1st step. Put as many small snowballs as possible on top. Each participant is given 10 attempts. The task is to knock snowballs off the wall.
Step 4
Throw at each other, but don't make the snowballs too dense. If you accidentally get in the face, the person should not be hurt. Do not throw snowballs at passers-by, they may not like your enthusiasm and joy.
Step 5
Drown the pirates. This snowball game is suitable for spring when streams are running. Make pirate schooners out of matchboxes. Let them sail and throw snowballs from afar before they swam away to do pirate affairs. When swinging for a throw, it is easy to slip and fall into the stream. Therefore, shoot pirates from afar, away from the water.
