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Turn PE sessions, parties and group activities into energetic team challenges with the Bucket Blast Game – a versatile multi-game activity set containing everything needed to play 15 different indoor, outdoor and water-based games. Combining buckets, adjustable belts, colourful beanbags, blindfolds, and cones, the Bucket Blast Game offers a huge variety of throwing, catching, balancing, racing, memory, and teamwork activities in one portable Set.
With five indoor games, five outdoor games and five water games, activities can be changed according to the environment, weather and group. The Bucket Blast Game is designed for up to 30 players, making it particularly useful for school PE, playgroups, Sports Day-style activities, camps, parties and larger group sessions.
The complete Set includes 6 buckets, 6 adjustable belts, 24 beanbags, 6 blindfolds, 4 cones and a storage tote bag, giving groups plenty of equipment for active, collaborative play.
The Bucket Blast Game includes 15 different game ideas, divided into three categories:
5 indoor games
5 outdoor games
5 water-based games
This variety gives the set excellent repeat-play potential.
One session might focus on throwing and catching. Another could involve relays and balance challenges, while warm-weather activities can introduce the water games.
Instead of having one fixed way to play, the equipment can be rearranged for different challenges.
The Bucket Blast Game accommodates groups of up to 30 players.
This makes it particularly useful when activities need to involve more than just two or three children.
The equipment can be used for:
Team challenges
Relay activities
Small-group games
PE sessions
Party games
Camps
Group activity days
Adults can organise players according to the particular game and adapt group sizes where appropriate.
The set includes buckets, which form the centre of many Bucket Blast activities.
Depending on the game, children might:
Throw beanbags towards a bucket
Carry a bucket
Collect objects
Race with a bucket
Wear a bucket using the belt system
Work with teammates to complete a challenge
The same simple component therefore takes on different roles throughout the 15 games.
The Bucket Blast Game includes six adjustable belts.
These allow buckets to be incorporated into wearable activities, creating unusual throwing, collecting and movement challenges.
For example, one player might wear a bucket while teammates attempt to throw beanbags into it.
Because the target itself can move, the activity becomes very different from throwing towards a stationary container.
Belts should always be adjusted and used according to the supplied game and safety instructions.
A generous collection of 24 beanbags provides equipment for a wide range of activities.
Children can use them for:
Throwing
Catching
Collecting
Matching
Balancing
Relays
Memory games
Team challenges
Having 24 beanbags means several players can participate within the same activity without relying on a single shared throwing object.
The set also contains six blindfolds for specified supervised activities.
One suggested game involves a blindfolded participant being guided by teammates as they attempt to throw a beanbag towards a bucket.
This changes the activity from a straightforward throwing challenge into one requiring careful listening and clear communication.
Blindfold games require particularly attentive adult supervision and an appropriately clear activity area. They should be adapted or omitted where they are not appropriate for an individual participant.
Use the four included cones to organise the activity space.
They can help mark:
Start lines
Finish lines
Game boundaries
Relay points
Activity zones
Obstacle routes
Clearly defining the play area can make larger group activities easier for children to understand and follow.
The Bucket Blast Game includes five indoor activities.
These provide options when outdoor activities are unsuitable.
Examples include challenges where children:
Pass beanbags around a circle while trying to collect matching sets
Guide a blindfolded teammate towards a bucket target
Play beanbag-based memory and concentration games
The indoor activities demonstrate that the set isn't limited to high-speed races.
Set games can place greater emphasis on communication, memory, throwing or teamwork.
Always select an indoor space large enough for the particular activity.
Move outside, and you'll find five more games.
Outdoor activities can make use of additional space for larger movement challenges.
Examples include:
Throwing beanbags into a bucket worn by another player
Relay-style races
Carrying beanbags through a course
Balancing activities
Beanbag limbo challenges
These games combine physical movement with objectives that require children to control and coordinate their actions.
The Bucket Blast Game also includes five water-based activities for suitable outdoor environments.
The buckets become particularly useful here, creating opportunities for races and splash-filled team challenges.
Examples include:
Moving while carrying water
Bucket-based water relays
Water-toss-style activities
Team water challenges
These activities can provide an entertaining variation during appropriate warm-weather sessions.
Water games should be used outdoors in a suitable area, with consideration given to wet and potentially slippery surfaces.
Many of the Bucket Blast activities involve beanbags, providing opportunities for children to practise controlled throwing and catching.
Unlike balls, soft beanbags don't roll away when they land, making them particularly practical for target-based activities.
Children can experiment with:
Throwing direction
Distance
Force
Accuracy
Catching
Moving targets
Adults can change the distance between players and targets according to the abilities of the group.
Throwing a beanbag towards a bucket requires children to locate the target and coordinate their movement accordingly visually.
When another moving player is wearing the bucket, the challenge becomes even more interesting.
The child may need to observe where the target is travelling and adjust the timing and direction of their throw.
This provides opportunities to practise hand-eye coordination within an enjoyable group game.
Beanbags can also be incorporated into balance activities.
Children may need to carry or balance an item while completing another movement challenge.
This creates a different type of activity from straightforward running.
They need to think about both:
Moving their body + keeping the beanbag in position
You can adapt the challenge to the children's abilities.
The Bucket Blast Game is particularly well suited to relay activities.
Children can be divided into teams and complete different movement challenges before the next player takes a turn.
Depending on the selected game, a relay might involve:
Carrying beanbags
Collecting objects
Moving with a bucket
Completing a designated route
Transferring equipment
The included cones can help define the start, turning and finishing points.
Many Bucket Blast games require children to work together rather than complete an individual physical task.
They may need to:
Give instructions
Listen to teammates
Pass equipment
Plan a strategy
Take turns
Coordinate their actions
A blindfold challenge, for example, depends heavily on communication between the participant and the teammates providing directions.
This gives the games a collaborative dimension alongside their physical activity.
Not every activity is based on speed.
The included beanbags can also be used within memory and matching challenges.
This adds variety to the Bucket Blast Game and means sessions can move between high-energy activities and games requiring more deliberate observation and recall.
Different types of challenges can also allow children to contribute in different ways within group sessions.
The Bucket Blast Game is particularly suited to adaptable and inclusive activities.
Games can be modified according to the abilities and needs of participants.
Adults might change:
Throwing distance
Movement distance
Team size
Pace
Rules
Number of objects used
Whether a blindfold is appropriate
This flexibility can make the equipment useful within mixed-ability groups, including appropriate SEN-inclusive play.
No single adaptation will suit every participant, so activities should be selected and modified according to the individual children involved.
The variety of games provides opportunities for several forms of physical activity.
Depending on the selected challenge, children may practise:
Running
Throwing
Catching
Balance
Coordination
Agility
Controlled movement
The emphasis can remain on participation and enjoyable movement rather than requiring every game to be highly competitive.
The straightforward equipment and variety of games also make the Bucket Blast Game useful beyond structured PE sessions.
It can provide ready-made activity ideas for:
Children's parties
Group events
Holiday activities
Camps
Sports clubs
Activity days
The 15-game selection means organisers can choose activities appropriate to the space, group and weather.
With multiple buckets, belts, beanbags, blindfolds and cones to keep together, practical storage is important.
The Bucket Blast Game includes a tote bag to store and transport the equipment.
This helps keep the components together between activities and makes it easier to move the set between different play areas.
The Bucket Blast Game combines an extensive collection of physical-play equipment with 15 different game ideas, providing far more variety than a single-purpose throwing or relay set.
Children can participate in five indoor, five outdoor and five water games, moving between throwing, catching, racing, balancing, memory and communication challenges.
With equipment for up to 30 players, the set is particularly useful for schools, camps, parties and larger group activities.
The set includes 6 buckets, 6 adjustable belts, 24 beanbags, 6 blindfolds, and 4 cones, providing everything needed for a broad range of challenges, while the tote bag keeps the collection organised between sessions.
For settings looking for a group PE game, Sports Day activity set, inclusive physical-play resource or indoor and outdoor team-game collection, the Bucket Blast Game provides plenty of ways to get children moving and playing together.
School PE
Group physical activities
Team games
Sports Day-style activities
Parties
Playgroups
Sports clubs
Holiday clubs
Summer camps
Indoor games
Outdoor games
Water activities
Throwing and catching
Balance activities
Relay races
Team-building
SEN inclusive play
Groups of up to 30 players
Bucket Blast Game
15 different games
5 indoor games
5 outdoor games
5 water-based games
Suitable for up to 30 players
Encourages active group play
Includes throwing and catching activities
Includes relay and racing challenges
Includes balance activities
Includes memory games
Encourages teamwork and communication
Adaptable for inclusive play
Suitable for SEN inclusive activities
Useful for PE, parties, camps and group events
Tote storage bag included
Portable multi-game set
6 × Buckets
6 × Adjustable belts
24 × Beanbags
6 × Blindfolds
4 × Cones
1 × Tote storage bag
15 game activities: five indoor, five outdoor and five water-based games
Product Name: Bucket Blast Game
Product Type: Multi-game physical activity and team-play set
Number of Games: 15
Indoor Games: 5
Outdoor Games: 5
Water Games: 5
Maximum Group Size: Up to 30 players
Buckets: 6
Adjustable Belts: 6
Beanbags: 24
Blindfolds: 6
Cones: 4
Storage: Tote bag included
Play Focus: Throwing, catching, balance, coordination, movement, memory, communication and teamwork.
Suitable Settings: Schools, PE sessions, parties, sports clubs, camps and group activities
Inclusive Play: Activities can be adapted for different abilities and appropriate SEN provision
Activity guidance: Select games appropriate to the participants, available space and conditions. Blindfold activities require close supervision and a clear activity area. For water games, consider wet and potentially slippery surfaces and follow the supplied game instructions. Check all equipment before play and adapt activities where necessary for individual participants.
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