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Flop Balls for Day, Overnight, and Camp in-a-Box

If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that we have to be ready for whatever comes our way. This summer looks like it might give us another new twist, but we can’t be sure. However your camp adapts, Flop Balls can support your goals.
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Flop Balls are:

Fun, accessible, and inclusive for all ages and abilities
Simple yet challenging, making them easy to pick up and hard to put down
Reinforce mindfulness, perseverance, and resilience
Great for individual, partner, small group, cooperative and competitive play
Super fun camper SWAG to promote your camp all year long
Unique and profitable camp store item

Learn about our staff training and other camp services.

"Paul and Dawn of Flow Circus were the perfect start to our pre-season frontline camp staff training event. Through their interactive and engaging presentation, staff of varying levels of experience learned to embrace and grow from the inevitable "flops" that occur in a typical day at camp. Paul and Dawn incorporate fun and humor to teach staff important lessons of adaptability, resilience, and a growth mindset through playful learning with a flop ball. I highly recommend this dynamic duo!"

Kim Aycock, Coordinator of Camp 4U

“Our camp events are always improved when Paul & Dawn are here! During our art, music and performance Teen weekend event, Flow Circus was an inspirational keynote speaker that focused on our theme of Go With the Flow (and embracing the flops) with their exciting, engaging and ice breaking activities with Flop Balls. They shared with teens how to embrace the flops, because it is a chance to get better with patience and practice. They are also flexible with our needs and provided 2 session of Skill Toys for our teens and events.

Flow Circus Skill Toys have been incorporated in the teen leader program for many years at Camp Kiwanis. We use this as an avenue for our teens to learn/practice leading groups, teaching skills and techniques, and practicing patience as they pass along their knowledge to our younger campers."

Carly Robinson, Director, Camp Kiwanis