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ADVENTURES!
Summer SAFARI
Have an adventure with
Jack and Annie this week!
WAKE UP & THINK! Begin each day with a thought activity: What types of animals do you
want to learn about on your safari adventure? Besides llamas, what other animals are native to South
America? Would you rather explore the Amazon rain forest or the Andes Mountains?
What do you think a dolphin does all day? What about a lion?
What animal would you love to have as a pet?
READ & LEARN! Read, learn, and explore with the Magic
Tree House Fact Trackers. Download questions and lessons to
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facilitate the exploration.

READ & EXPLORE! Adventure at night with the Magic Tree House fiction
stories. Play games and download activities to celebrate the fun.
HAVE SOME FUN! Create thematic craft projects or stir up
some adventure in the kitchen with a themed recipe!
LISTEN & ENJOY! Grab a snack and settle in
this week to hear Mary Pope Osborne answer
questions from fans and read from Jack and Annie’s
NEWEST adventure, Late Lunch with Llamas!
DISCOVER MORE! Find everything you need on the
Magic Tree House website. Books, educational resources,
crafts and activities are there for you to explore in any order!
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Create Your Own Summer Safari Adventure
with Jack and Annie!
Use this interactive checklist to track your reading!

New! New!

#34 Late Lunch Llamas and the

with Llamas Andes
Jack and Annie race to save Why do people raise llamas?
a baby llama in their newest How tall are the Andes
adventure! Mountains? Find out more
about South America with
Jack and Annie!
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#6 Afternoon on the Rainforests

Amazon

#20 A Perfect Time for Pandas and Other

Pandas Endangered Species

#17 A Crazy Day with Snakes and Other Reptiles

Cobras

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Adventures in Any Order You Choose!

#1 Dinosaurs Before Dark Dinosaurs

#2 The Knight at Dawn Knights and Castles
#3 Mummies in the Morning Mummies and Pyramids
#4 Pirates Past Noon Pirates
#5 Night of the Ninjas Ninjas and Samurai
#6 Afternoon on the Amazon Rain Forests
#7 Sunset of the Sabertooth Sabertooths and the Ice Age
#8 Midnight on the Moon Space
#9 Dolphins at Daybreak Dolphins and Sharks
#10 Ghost Town at Sundown Polar Bears and the Arctic
#11 Lions at Lunchtime Ancient Rome and Pompeii
#12 Polar Bears Past Bedtime China: Land of the Emperor’s Great Wall
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#13 Vacation Under the Volcano Vikings

#14 Day of the Dragon King Ancient Greece and the Olympics
#15 Viking Ships at Sunrise Titanic
#16 Hour of the Olympics American Revolution
#17 Tonight on the Titanic Twisters and Other Terrible Storms
#18 Buffalo Before Breakfast Pilgrims
#19 Tigers at Twilight Tsunamis and Other Natural Disasters
#20 Dingoes at Dinnertime Baseball
#21 Civil War on Sunday Texas
#22 Revolutionary War on Wednesday Warriors
#23 Twister on Tuesday Benjamin Franklin
#24 Earthquake in the Early Morning Narwhals and Other Whales
#25 Stage Fright on a Summer Night Llamas and the Andes On sale
#26 Good Morning, Gorillas now!
#27 Thanksgiving on Thursday
#28 High Tide in Hawaii
#29 A Big Day for Baseball VISIT MAGICTREEHOUSE.COM
#30 Hurricane Heroes in Texas TO JOIN THE
#31 Warriors in Winter KIDS’ ADVENTURE CLUB
#32 To the Future, Ben Franklin!
#33 Narwhal on a Sunny Night
#34 Late Lunch with Llamas On sale
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#1 Christmas in Camelot Leonardo da Vinci

#2 Haunted Castle on Hallow’s Eve Sea Monsters
#3 Summer of the Sea Serpent Penguins and Antarctica
#4 Winter of the Ice Wizard Ghosts
#5 Carnival at Candlelight Leprechauns and Irish Folklore
#6 Season of the Sandstorms Rags and Riches: Kids in the Time of
#7 Night of the New Magicians Charles Dickens
#8 Blizzard of the Blue Moon Snakes and Other Reptiles
#9 Dragon of the Red Dawn Dog Heroes
#10 Monday with a Mad Genius Abraham Lincoln
#11 Dark Day in the Deep Sea Pandas and Other Endangered Species
#12 Eve of the Emperor Penguin Horse Heroes
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#13 Moonlight on the Magic Flute Heroes for All Times

#14 A Good Night for Ghosts Soccer
#15 Leprechaun in Late Winter Sharks and Other Predators
#16 A Ghost Tale for Christmas Time Dogsledding and Extreme Sports
#17 A Crazy Day with Cobras Dragons and Mythical Creatures
#18 Dogs in the Dead of Night
#19 Abe Lincoln at Last!
#20 A Perfect Time for Pandas
#21 Stallion by Starlight
#22 Hurry Up, Houdini!
#23 High Time for Heroes VISIT MAGICTREEHOUSE.COM
TO JOIN THE
#24 Soccer on Sunday
KIDS’ ADVENTURE CLUB
#25 Shadow of the Shark
#26 Balto of the Blue Dawn
#27 Night of the Ninth Dragon
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Travel Around the World with
Jack and Annie All Year Long!
Use this interactive map to track your progress as you read around the world with Jack and Annie.
Which books have you read? Which ones do you still want to read? Each time you finish a book,
write down some of the interesting things you learned on your adventure!
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Travel Around the World with
Jack and Annie All Year Long!
Use this travel log to record some of the facts you’ve learned along the way on your adventures with Jack and Annie!
Print out multiple copies of this page for each of your adventures or keep a separate travel notebook to record
everything you’ve learned!
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Summer Safari
Travel Diary
After you’ve read around the world with Jack and Annie, you will have experienced different cultures and wild
animals! Now create a NEW adventure for you, Jack, and Annie to go on this summer! Would your adventure include
any South American animals, like llamas? If you had a pet, what adventures would you go on together? What other
animals would be in your new adventure? What was something you learned about animals that surprised you?
Write a summer safari adventure on this page and show off how much you already know about the world!

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Paper Plate Llama
Create a llama to hang in your home or
to be a travel companion wherever you go!
Ask a grown-up’s
permission before using
scissors!

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

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• Paper plate
• Paint (optional)
•C
 olored pencils, markers,
or crayons
• Scissors
• Glue STEP 1:
Paint a paper plate any color you
•C
 onstruction paper
choose! This will be the color
(optional)
of your llama. If you don’t have
paint, don’t worry! You can either
color in the plate with markers
or keep your llama the same
color as the paper plate. If you
used paint, let the plate dry.
STEP 2:
On a piece of paper, draw a
bubble P to create the llama’s
neck and head. Draw ears and a
face on the P to bring your
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llama to life! Next draw four
long ovals that will be your
llama’s legs. If you wish, you
can decorate these to match the
color of the paper plate. With
a grown-up’s help, cut out the
neck, head, and legs.
STEP 3:
With a grown-up’s help, cut the
paper plate in half. Next, glue the
bottom of the neck and the legs
to the back of the paper plate in
the appropriate position. Let dry.
STEP 4:
Decorate your llama! Add glitter,
yarn, or stickers to bring your
llama to life. Once dry, your
llama can decorate your home
or travel with you on your next
adventure!

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Cardboard Tube Llama
Can’t get enough of llamas? Create a beloved Peruvian friend!

Ask a grown-up’s STEP 1:

permission before using On thick paper or card stock,
scissors! draw a large bubble letter P.
This will be your llama’s head
and neck. Draw two upside
WHAT YOU’LL NEED down bubble letter U shapes.
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•C
 ardboard tube These are the legs. Color in
•P
 aper or card stock the shapes any color you want
or use colored paper. Draw the
•C
 rayons, colored pencils, llama’s face and add hair to its
or markers
neck. With a grown-up’s help,
•P
 aint (optional) cut out the shapes.
• Scissors
STEP 2:
• Glue
Paint a cardboard tube any
STEP 4:
color you choose. If you do
not have paint, you can use Assemble the llama. With a
markers. If you use paint, let grown-up’s help, cut a small
it dry. slit on the back of the llama’s
neck. The cut should allow
STEP 3: your neck to be attached to
Once the cardboard tube is the tube body, so measure
dry, decorate your llama’s and cut accordingly. Attach the
body! You can draw a blanket neck to the cardboard tube.
or saddle, or add thick fur Use glue to help it stay on.
made of yarn.
STEP 5:
With a grown-up’s help,
Learn more about animals from South America with Jack and Annie! cut two small slits onto the
bottom of the cardboard tube.
Insert the paper legs into the
slits and use glue to stabilize.
Now your llama is complete
and ready to play with!

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Egg Carton
Andes Mountain Range
Ask a grown-up’s Bring the Andes Mountains into your backyard.
permission before using
scissors!

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

•E
 mpty egg carton
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•B
 rown, green, and
white paint
•C
 olored pencils, markers,
or crayons

STEP 1: the top of each mountain

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Andes Mountains with Jack
and Annie!
Take an empty egg carton and
open it. Flip it upside down
and lay it on a hard surface.
The cups that hold the eggs
should be sticking up. These
represent the mountains.
Paint the entire egg carton
brown. Let dry.
STEP 2:
Now you can be creative!
What do you think the Andes
Mountains look like? If you
like, look them up on Google
Earth. Paint snow caps at
with white paint. Trees also
surround the Andes. Paint
trees along the base of each
mountain. You can draw
llamas, people, and other
plants on the mountains.
Let dry.
STEP 3:
Show off your Andes Mountain
range and how much you
learned on your adventure
with Jack and Annie!

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Summer Safari
Tie-Dye Shirt
We recommended you Design a safari outfit that is perfect for
do this activity outside
or cover your workspace with your backyard adventures this summer!
a plastic tablecloth.
STEP 1:
If you have purchased a new
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T-shirt, machine wash and dry

WHAT YOU’LL NEED it. Do not use fabric softener
•W
 hite cotton T-shirt or a dryer sheet, as they may
repel the ink.
•F
 abric dye or food coloring
•S
 quirt bottles STEP 2:
•R
 ubber gloves You can use store-bought dye
•S
 ealable plastic bags or food coloring to design your
shirt. Put the ink in separate
•R
 ubber bands
squirt bottles.
• Water
•B
 lack marker of puffy paint STEP 3:
(optional) Spray your shirt with water to
dampen it. Twist the shirt and
wrap rubber bands around it.
STEP 4:
Put on rubber gloves. Squeeze
ink onto different sections of
the shirt to create patterns.
Cover the shirt with as much
dye as you choose! Once
you’ve finished dyeing, place
What animals can you find on a safari? the shirt in a sealable plastic
Find out with Jack and Annie!
bag for twenty-four hours.
This allows for the ink to set,
making the shirt bright and
colorful! Please note: if you
are using food coloring, it may
not be as vibrant as fabric dye.
STEP 5:
After twenty-four hours, put
on rubber gloves and remove
the shirt from the bag. Rinse
it with cold water without
removing the rubber bands.
Rinse until the water is clear
of dye. Then remove the
rubber bands and rinse the
shirt again. Machine wash and
dry the shirt. Do not wash with
other clothing as the dye may
bleed during its first wash.
STEP 6:
Once dry, take a marker or
puffy paint and draw your
favorite animal onto the
front of the shirt. Now you’re
ready to join Jack and Annie
on your next summer safari
adventure!

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Popsicle Stick Safari
Create a safari adventure in your backyard
with these animal friends!
Ask a grown-up’s STEP 1: STEP 3:
permission before using Take several Popsicle sticks Once dry, draw or paint the
scissors! and decide what animals animal’s faces onto the top of
you’d like to create. Do you the Popsicle sticks. Give the
want to make a roaring lion? animals eyes, a nose, and a
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WHAT YOU’LL NEED A playful elephant? A striped mouth. Decorate your animals
• Popsicle sticks tiger? Once you choose which in any way you choose, and
animals you want for your bring the safari with
• Paper or felt
backyard safari, color or paint you on your next
•C
 rayons, colored pencils, the Popsicle sticks so they are adventure with
or markers the color of the animals you Jack and
• Paint (optional) chose. For example, paint the Annie!
• Scissors lion yellow, the elephant gray,
and the tiger orange. Let dry.
• Glue
STEP 2:
Once dry, draw some of each
animal’s features onto a piece
of paper or felt. You could
draw the elephant’s ears
and trunk, the lion’s mane
and tail, and the tiger’s tail
and ears. With a grown-up’s
help, cut out the features
and glue them onto the
Popsicle sticks. Let dry.

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Safari Snake Popsicles
A recipe from Jack and Annie’s magic tree house
When working in to your house! A Popsicle is the perfect treat
the kitchen with sharp objects for any summer safari backyard adventure!
and hot appliances, make sure
you have adult supervision
and help!

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

• 10 ounces of fruit of choice
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• 13 ounces of milk of choice

•2
 tablespoons of sweetener
of choice
• Blender
• Popsicle molds
• Popsicle sticks
•C
 rayons, colored pencils, or STEP 1:
markers (optional) Pour ingredients into a
• Paint (optional) blender. With a grown-up’s
help, blend all the ingredients
together until completely
smooth.
STEP 2:
Pour the mixture into Popsicle
molds and put them into the
freezer. After about thirty
minutes, put the Popsicle
sticks in the mixture so the
Discover more about reptiles and sticks stay upright.
animals with Jack and Annie!
Let Popsicles freeze for
three to eight hours, or
until completely hard.
STEP 3: 
Once frozen, remove
Popsicles from mold. Running
the molds under warm water
for a few seconds will help
loosen the Popsicles if they
are stuck.
STEP 4:
Enjoy your delicious treat!
When you have finished, take
the Popsicle stick and turn it
into a colorful snake! Color or
paint it, and draw on eyes and
a tongue. Add the snake to
your backyard safari!

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Summer Safari
Animal Crackers
When working in A recipe from Jack and Annie’s magic tree house to your house! 
the kitchen with sharp objects
and hot appliances, make sure Bring the safari right to your backyard with these animal crackers!
you have adult supervision
and help!

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

•1
 teaspoon of baking
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powder 
• 1⁄2 teaspoon of salt
•2
 1⁄2 cups of
all-purpose flour 
• 1⁄8 teaspoon of nutmeg 
• 1 cup of sugar 
•1
 1/2 sticks of
unsalted butter
• 1 egg 
 teaspoon of
•1
vanilla extract 
STEP 1: STEP 3:
• Animal-shaped
In an electric mixer, beat the Add in the egg and vanilla. Mix
cookie cutters
butter on high speed for about for another minute. If contents
two minutes. In a separate begin to build along the side of
small bowl, mix together the the bowl, turn off the mixer and
flour, baking powder, salt, and scrape down the sides. 
nutmeg.
STEP 4:
STEP 2: Turn off the mixer and add half
Reduce the mixer speed to of the flour. Turn the mixer on
medium, and add the sugar low until the flour is all mixed
slowly. Mix at medium speed for in. Turn off the mixer and add
another two minutes. the remaining flour. Mix on low
for about three minutes. 

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STEP 5:
Move the dough from the bowl
onto a cutting board or work
surface. Divide into two balls.
Shape these balls of dough into
disks and wrap in plastic wrap.
Refrigerate for at least two
hours.
STEP 8:
Remove dough from
refrigerator and let it sit for five
minutes. Then lay the disk of
dough between two pieces of
plastic wrap and roll it out with
a rolling pin 1/4 inch thick. If
the dough cracks, let it rest for
another five minutes.  are a light gold. Let them cool
STEP 9:
Once you’re done rolling,
remove from plastic wrap
and place on a lightly floured
service. Dust lightly with flour. 
STEP 10:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Line your baking sheets with
parchment paper. Dip your
animal cookie cutters in flour,
and cut your shapes out of the
dough!
STEP 11:
Bake cookies for about fourteen
to sixteen minutes or until they
before enjoying! 

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Help Jack and Annie Make Their Way
Through the Andes Mountains!
Print out this activity to solve the puzzle.
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Memory Game
Do you think you’re an expert on the
Ask a grown-up’s places and animals of South America?
permission before using Put your memory to the test with Jack and Annie!
scissors!

Print and cut out the cards below or write them on your own pieces of paper. Shuffle the cards
and flip them so they are all facedown. Flip any two cards over. If they match, you can remove
them from the group. If they do not match, flip them back over and try again. If you want to play
with a partner, take turns picking. If you pick a match, go again. Whoever has the most pairs at
the end wins. Keep turning cards over until you have matched them all!
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INCA INCA PERU PERU

LLAMA LLAMA MACHU PICCHU MACHU PICCHU

ANDES ANDES SOUTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA

CROCODILE CROCODILE JAGUAR JAGUAR

ANACONDA ANACONDA TAPIR TAPIR

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Welcome Back from Your
South American Adventure!
After you have read Late Lunch with Llamas, put your knowledge to the test! How much did you learn on your adventure to South
America with Jack and Annie? Find out below!
You can play by yourself or as a team with your family! If you’re playing with your family, divide up into teams and have someone host the trivia
night. The host can read the questions, and you can write down your answers. The host will let you know the correct answers!
Each correct answer is worth one point. The person with the most points wins!

QUESTION 1: QUESTION 5:
When Jack and Annie arrive in Peru, what color What do llamas do to warn someone to back off?
ponchos are they wearing? A. Spit C. Whinny
A. Red C. Green B. Hold up a hoof D. Charge toward the threat
B. Blue D. Yellow
QUESTION 6:
QUESTION 2: Where do the royal guards take Topa’s baby llama?
What is the longest mountain range in the world? A. Lima C. The Amazon
A. The Rockies C. The Andes B. The Secret City D. Ecuador
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B. The Himalayas D. The Alps

QUESTION 7:
QUESTION 3: When Jack and Annie arrive at the Secret City,
True or False: Llamas are descendants of wild what tool do they carry to blend in with the locals?
animals called guanacos. A. A saw C. A hammer
A. True B. False B. A rope D. A shovel

QUESTION 4: QUESTION 8:
What is the name of Topa’s baby llama? How many compartments does a llama’s stomach
A. Larry C. Jackson have?
B. Cria D. Maria A. 2 C. 5
B. 3 D. 10

QUESTION 9:
On their journey to rescue the baby llama, how do
Join Jack and Annie in South America Jack and Annie cross from Young Mountain to Old
on their newest adventure! Mountain?
A. Walking across a C. Scaling both mountains
rope bridge D. Swimming across a river
B. Taking a train

ANSWERS
12. B, 13. D, 14. B, 15. B, 16. A, 17. B, 18. C, 19. A, 20. B
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QUESTION 10:
What dangerous animals do Jack and Annie find on
their journey?
A. Sabertooth tigers C. Pit vipers and condors
B. Polar bears D. Dragons QUESTION 15:
What language did the Incas speak?
QUESTION 11: A. Spanish C. English
How high can a chinchilla jump? B. Quechua D. Latin
A. 6 feet C. 15 feet
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B. 8 feet D. They can’t jump. QUESTION 16:

True or False: In Late Lunch with Llamas, the
earrings, headdress, and feathers worn by the
QUESTION 12: emperor are golden.
What do Jack and Annie eat for their late lunch? A. True B. False
A. Corn C. Pizza
B. Potatoes D. Black bean tacos
QUESTION 17:
What English word comes from the Quechua word
QUESTION 13: for dried meat?
What kind of bear comes from the cloud forests of A. Meatloaf C. Carnitas
Peru? B. Jerky D. Hamburger
A. Black bear C. Polar bear
B. Grizzly bear D. Spectacled bear
QUESTION 18:
What famous Incan ruin did Hiram Bingham
QUESTION 14: explore?
What hangs around Topa’s baby llama’s neck? A. Stonehenge C. Machu Picchu
A. A blue collar C. A metal tag B. Easter Island D. Chichen Itza
B. A bell D. A bow
QUESTION 19:
True or False: In Late Lunch with Llamas,
Emperor Pachacuti wants to keep the baby
llama as his own.
Learn more about life in South
A. True B. False
America with Jack and Annie!

QUESTION 20:
True or False: Machu Picchu is in a mountain
valley.
A. True B. False

ANSWERS
12. B, 13. D, 14. B, 15. B, 16. A, 17. B, 18. C, 19. A, 20. B

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Draw Your OWN Magic Tree House Scene!

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Put your drawing skills to work! Listen to Magic Tree House audiobooks narrated by Mary Pope
Osborne and draw what you hear in the space below or on a separate piece of paper.

Flex your creative muscles all week long with

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Water Balloon Volleyball
Volleyball is a famous Peruvian sport.
Cool off from your safari adventure this summer
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and learn how to play with Jack and Annie!

HOW TO PLAY:  then launch the balloon back

Divide into two teams. You will
be using towels to catapult
water balloons toward the
opposing team. One person
will place a water balloon onto
the towel of the serving team.
The serving team will all pull
back on the towel and throw
the water balloon over the
net to the opposing team. The
other team will try to catch
Travel around the world
the balloon in their towel, and
with Jack and Annie!
to the other team. If the
balloon hits the ground, the
serving team gets a point.
The serving team will be
determined based on who
gets the point. The team with
the most points at the end of
ten rounds wins!
NOTE: 
Don’t have a net? Don’t
worry! Place a towel or other
long object on the ground
to indicate what you have to
throw the water balloon over.
You can also use a beach ball
as a replacement for a water
balloon!

Game for Late Lunch with Llamas and Llamas and the
Andes by Mary Pope Osborne and Natalie Pope Boyce MagicTreeHouse.com/go