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Keep your kids engaged all summer long with these easy summer art projects! We’ve put together projects for little ones to do by themselves, and summer crafts that need a little adult help. No matter the day or need, these activity ideas are sure to bust summer boredom. Some of these projects are especially fun to complete and enjoy outside—one craft even glows in the dark! One of the hardest things about kids on summer
Make fun family memories with these kids’ activities for summer! We’ve compiled a list of twenty activity ideas that will bust your child’s boredom, take advantage of the warm weather, and bring the whole family together. During summer, it’s the perfect time to take a beach day, watch an outdoor sports game, visit a local park or enjoy an at-home summer activity like digging for fossils. You don’t need to take a trip out of
Take advantage of summer vacation and enjoy these family activities for summer weekends! Summer is a perfect time to take a trip, play outside, try a science experiment, or begin a new family tradition. Whether you have a pre-school kid or an elementary school child on summer break, these family fun activities will inspire creativity and feed curiosity. This children’s summer activity list has summer fun for all ages and won’t break your budget. Enjoy
If you’re staying closer to home this summer, these kids’ summer activity ideas will bring the vacation to you! Some of the best days are spent at home with the family. Make precious memories as you have fun together. Everything on this list is budget-friendly and easy to organize. Experience the joy of the movie theater or the beach…but from the comfort of your home! Fill your weeks with fun things to do. Every activity
Celebrate our Earth on April 22nd and support your environment with these family-friendly Earth Day activities! Go on a Nature Walk Discover the beauty and wonder of nature all around you! Take a walk around your neighborhood or at a free local park, and have your child point out everything interesting he or she sees. Take along paper and some crayons to draw some of your observations. Try finding unusual looking leaves or rocks and
