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You might not be planning to leave your hometown and you perhaps have a couple of day trips planned. But you still want to fill the rest of the extended weekend with fun! Here are some ideas to keep the days and nights memorable without having to venture anywhere far (so they come back refreshed and ready to tackle the rest of the school year!)
Kick off winter break with a cozy night they’ll remember.
Make it a Razzle night for a super treat.
Turn the house into their personal racetrack.
Need to get a few things done? Have some fresh activity books on hand and they won’t mind.
Write the script, plan the set and rehearse, it’s time for a vacation show!
These are not your everyday activities.
Fun kitchen activities can always fill the gaps (and take care of lunch at the same time).
No joke! Purim is soon! Start by making tutus for your costumes!
See more ideas, including the “Arts and Crafts Vacation” in this post.
We did color your own pj’s today and it was a huge success! Kept them occupied for hours! (Kids ages 7, 4, 2) we also baked 2 9×13 recipes from Dinner Done which went over very well. Thanks for the great ideas! Tomorrow is razzle day 🙂
DiY PJs were a huge hit with 4, 6, and 9 year olds. I found white leggings on children’s place for around $5 a peice and white t shirts on walmart.com for even less. We’ve built up quite a collection of permanent markers and it’s a lot of fun!
Any food decorating ideas you can share?
Popbeads link is tp mini erasers
hi what about activities for the adults
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