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What Can Kids Do When They are Bored? We’ve Got 100 Ideas!

Have a “Name That Food” taste-testing contest.
Play balloon volleyball.
Take over a chore of mom or dad’s.
Make origami.
Find these and 96 MORE IDEAS over at Let Grow by clicking here.
Cut them out and put them all in a jar. Kids can pull one out when they say, “I’m bored!”
 

One Response to What Can Kids Do When They are Bored? We’ve Got 100 Ideas!

  1. Mark Headley May 26, 2020 at 6:20 pm #

    No biking, learning to bike?. I recognize this is especially tough because of different age groups, different locales, family rssources, pandemic social distancing. I like including a list of chores, though we did far more: e.g. shoveling snow, helping w/ groceries. I hope this isn’t suggesting parents get to choose only 1 chore. No shooting each other w/ water guns? I can’t imagine my childhood development without family pets. Also much exposure to adult conversation, activity — though probably not for every kid.