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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Sure, you know the splash pad is a free activity for your kids. So is that concert in the park, but that won’t keep kids entertained all summer long.

To play this silly game, all you need are buckets, potatoes and kids with a good sense of humor. Set the buckets up at one side of the room. Next, ask each child to carry a potato between their legs ...