1. Sidewalk Chalk Paint
2. Make Rubber Stamps
3. Sew
4. Do a Science Experiment
5. Bake & Frost Cookies
6. Play Kickball
7. Outdoor Scavenger Hunt
8. Build a Snow Fort
9. Water Balloon Toss
10. Jump Rope
11. Play Croquet
12. Play King of the Mountain
13. Make a Scrapbook
14. Visit a Retirement Center
15. Use Fabric Paint to Decorate Sneakers
16. Tour Your Towns Historical Places
17. Make a Scarecrow
18. Bird Watch
19. Go Visit a Dr., Lawyer, or Other Professional to See What They Do.
20. Do a Family Tree
21. Identify Animal Footprints
22. Hula Hoop
23. Write a Newspaper Editorial
24. Make your Parents Dinner
25. Play Checkers
26. Decorate Shoe Laces with a Sharpie Pen
27. Start a Dream Journal
28. Make Quilt Block Pot Holders
29. Do an Earth Day Project
30. Build a Treehouse
31. Play Solitaire
32. Pick up Trash on the Roadside*
33. Read to Your Brother or Sister
34. Fly Paper Airplanes
35. Play Chess
36. Skip Rocks on a Pond
37. Make a May Pole
38. Make Your Mother a Gift
39. Tour a Local Bakery
40. Do a Report on a Grandparent's Life
41. Paint on a Shirt
42. Make a Hurricane Jar
43. Ride Your Bike
44. Collect & Dry Flowers
45. Do Yoga
46. Make a Time Capsule
47. Watch the Sunset
48. Go Fishing
49. Go on a Bug Hunt
50. Camp out in the Backyard
51. Dress Up Like Your Favorite Historical Figure
52. Make Mosaic Egg Shell Art
53. Have a Potato Sack Race
54. Write a Pen Pal
55. Play Water Marco Polo
56. Make a Tie-Dye
57. Do a Latch Hook Rug
58. Make a Tissue Paper Collage Lampshade
59. Write Your Name in the Air with Sparklers*
60. Talk into a Fan*
61. Write a Poem
62. Make Beaded Jewelry*
63. Visit Your State Legislator*
64. Play Capture the Flag
65. Make a Cloth or Felt Family Coat of Arms
66. Make a Solar System Mobile
67. Fill a Sock with Beans and Play Hacky Sack
68. Have a Three Legged Race
69. Decorate Cupcakes
70. Make a Pinata
71. Play Dodge Ball
72. Do a Magic Trick
73. Balance a Book on Your Head
74. Play Slapjack
75. Make Paper
76. Learn to Square Dance
77. Go with One of Your Parent's to Work
78. Learn to Tie Knots
79. Make a Paper MacheMonster
80. Draw a Cartoon
81. Make Goop*
82. Play Blind Man's Bluff
83. Roast Pumkin Seeds
84. Play Tabletop Football
85. Identify Constellations
86. Roast Marshmallows in the Fireplace*
87. Look under a Rock to view a Bug's Life
88. Play with a Chinese Yo-yo
89. Make a Cardboard Box Dollhouse
90. Make Bird Treats
91. Play Wiffle Ball
92. Do Jump Rope Rhymes
93. Make Popcorn Balls
94. Collect Food for a Food Bank
95. Make a Domino House or Chain
96. Make Paper Band Napkin Holders
97. Play Flag Football
98. Explore your House Blindfolded
99. Make a Terrarium
100. Juggle Silk Scarves
101. Using a Lamp, Trace Your Child's Silhouette on a Piece of Paper on the Wall
102. Do chores with Mom
103. Have a Tea Party
104. Play Freeze Tag
105. Do Role Playing
106. Read a Topographic Map
107. Make a Home Video
108. Make Origami
109. Make a Crystal Rock Garden
110. Transfer Comics with Silly Putty
111. Have a Snow Ball Fight
112. Learn to Read Music
113. Play Kick the Can
114. Make a Rag Rug
115. Make Beef Jerky
116. Start a Book Club
117. Call a Talk Radio Show
118. Learn the Colors of the Rainbow - ROY G BIV
119. Make a Stick Birdhouse
120. Learn about another Planet
121. Play Tag
122. Make Pipe Cleaner Jewelry
123. Do the Hokey Pokey
124. Marblieze Paper
125. Take Pictures with a Disposable Camera
126. Have a Tea Party
127. Do Tumbling - Cartwheels, etc.
128. Make Flubber*
129. Make a Funny Face Sandwhich
130. Play Bean Bag Tic-Tac-Toe
131. Make Plaster Hand Prints
132. Play Kick the Can
133. Learn to Read Music
134. Make a Leaf Frame
135. Plant Indoor Herbs
136. Lawn Bowl - with 2L Empty Bottle and a Ball
137. Do Karoake
138. Go for a Hike*
139. Tell Jokes
140. Learn how to give a Back Massage
141. Sew a Doll
142. Have a Car Wash
143. Brush Someone else's Teeth
144. Have a Three Legged Race
145. Go to the Library
146. Make a Rainbow with a Prism
147. Play in a Puddle
148. Play with Squirt Bottles
149. Play Tug of War

Sparkling Clay

1 c Cornstarch
1 c Water
1 1/2 Cups Cold Water
2 c Rock Salt - Regular Salt can be used

Thin cornstarch with 1 1/2 cups cold water until it is the consistency of gravy. Boil salt in 1 cup water. Add the cornstarch mixture to the boiling salt water, stirring constantly to avoid lumping. Cook until mixture forms a large mass. Turn out onto wax paper and cool. Store in an airtight container. Finished project should be dried in 250 degree oven for 1 hour, or air dried. For Ages 3 and Up.

Other Craft Recipes

DAD'S PROJECT!
Build a
Toy Box
Treehouse
Sandbox
Dog House
Child's Table & Chairs
Loft Bed
Rocking Horse
Puppet Stage
Pinewood Derby Car
Teddy Bear Book Ends
Toy Guitar
Child's Computer Table
Block Wagon

CAUTION - Sparklers burn very hot and can cause burns to skin or start a fire. Always use caution when using and do not allow young children to use.