What are your summer plans? |
School’s out and after a few boring things (think groceries and doctor’s appointments), we’re ready to have fun! Since I love checklists and want to make sure I’m an intentional mother who’s more present while my children are at home with me, we’ve come up with this list of things we’d like to do during the precious ten weeks they’re home from school. Plus, maybe it’ll distract them from bickering too much. 😉 There will still be plenty of days to relax and laze around but there’s only so much sitting around we can do before we lose our minds. It’s all about balance, right?
The Rehomesteaders 2019 Summer Bucket List
- Go camping
- Make at least five healthy snacks/treats together
- Go swimming
- Go canoeing
- Have a watermelon seed spitting contest
- Have a spa day/paint nails/paint toenails
- Make a new Family Home Evening Chart
- Go to an outdoor concert
- Enroll in and complete a summer reading program
- Get slushies
- Complete a library reading program
- Go to a movie
- Get donuts
- Write a letter to someone
- Go bowling
- Catch fireflies
- Play Ghost in the Graveyard and/or Kick the Can
- Go on a train ride
- Make edible necklaces
- Go to a theme park
- Find good garage sales/thrift store sales
- Sit in a firetruck
- Go on a trail ride
- Go hiking
- Attend a musical/play
- Go to an observatory
- Have a water balloon fight
- Run through the sprinklers
- Paint river rocks
- Ride the horses
- Paint something together to hang in our home
- Have cooking lessons
- Start piano lessons
- Have riding lessons
- Play at a park
- Eat lunch with Jack
- Go to a splash pad
- Eat at a food truck
- Throw a tea party
- Make ice cream
- Play with shaving cream
- Make jewelry
- Write a book together
- Make popcorn balls
- Ride a carousel
- Go on a slip and slide
- Make rootbeer
- Get faces painted
- Catch a frog
- Make rock candy
- Make salt water taffy
- Make slime
- Do a fun run together
- Go to a farmer’s market
- Go to a parade
- Have a bonfire
- Go on a bike ride
- Tell scary stories after dark
- Go to an orchard
- Pick berries
- Make pottery/clay sculpture
- Make a fun craft
- Have a picnic
- Sew a skirt
- Have each kid help make dinner
- Go to a rodeo
- Hide painted rocks around town
- Eat cotton candy
- Have a water balloon fight
How about you? Anything you’re hoping to do over the warmer months?