Goodbye Summer Popsicle Pool Party

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Nothing says goodbye summer like a pool party and Popsicles on a hot day. So to celebrate the last lazy days of summer, I invited the whole gang over for some wet fun.

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Goodbye Summer Popsicle Pool Party

The stage was set for splashing. Well-stocked with water squirters, a slip n slide and a sprinkler there were plenty of options for water play. This party was more about activities than decorations (for once).

Popsicle Pool Water Party

But the biggest draw was, of course, the pool.

Pool Party

At some point, the kids even decided that snack time was better in the pool. Hey, it was a party!

Swim Party

After a light snack, and lots of play, it was Popsicle time. Cheers!

Popsicle Party

Florida’s weather is nothing if not unpredictable, so I grew a little nervous when a big, black cloud rolled in. Luckily, it was just a small shower (no thunder) that didn’t deter kids from their fun. The kids just took their Popsicles and headed back into the pool. They were happy to eat their Popsicles in the pool, in the rain.

Pool Party Rain

When the sun came out a little while later, I decided it was time for my last surprise — Homemade Frozen Sidewalk Chalk Paint. Within minutes the sidewalk and kids were covered a rainbow of colors – with lots of happy giggles. It was something I totally made up, on a whim, but it was fantastically fun. (Will share the “recipe” soon.)

Frozen Sidewalk Chalk Paint

It was a great way to say goodbye to summer.

Homemade Frozen Sidewalk Chalk Paint

This post was created in connection with my appointment as an Ambassador in the Popsicle Blogger Program. V

287 thoughts on “Goodbye Summer Popsicle Pool Party”

  31. my favorite is the original fudgesicle! i also love the root beer float pops. yum! thanks for such a grand and refreshing giveaway!

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  80. Dreamsicles but my daughter loves the red white and blue ones and hates the dreamsicles , so guess which one we have in the freezer?

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  126. Grape! I’m so happy some ice pop brands now offer whole boxes of them – no more bickering over who gets the last grape one.

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  272. Love me some grape! And I am totally trying your frozen chalk paint next summer! This summer I did the regular chalk paint recipe from one of your posts and my daughter was in heaven painting the town! 😉

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    • Awe! So glad you liked the chalk paint. The frozen chalk paint was such a last minute idea. I was planning regular chalk paint, but at the last minute wanted to do something different. I froze some in a silicone mold (one I use for crafts, not food) and some in the bottom of old yogurt containers. With that many kids, it lasted 5 minutes. But the fun factor was huge!

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