Assemble your crew for a collection of fun, interactive, and collaborative activities that little kids to teenagers can all enjoy. Begin a new chapter of memorable experiences by trying all of the following suggestions.

1. Paper Airplane Races- Make and personalize basic paper planes and see which ones fly the furthest.

2. Charades – With just a slip of paper, everyone takes turns performing their assigned actions or character.

3. Collaborative Drawing- Draw a picture by only working on it for one minute before passing it to someone else.

4. Scavenger Hunt- List all the necessary items and allow everyone to search and find them.

5. Ice breaker Bingo – The objective is to fill in the whole bingo card, each square with someone in the room who meets a specific requirement.

6. Build with Marshmallows and Toothpicks- Use toothpicks and marshmallows to construct towers, houses, or abstract sculptures.

7. Unplug and Play Board Games- Dig out classic board games like Sorry, Monopoly, and Scrabble.

8. Blanket Forts- Use whatever blankets, sheets, and chairs you have to create ultimate masterpieces.

9. I Spy- Choose an item to spy and say the phrase “I spy with my little eye something that is…” then give a characteristic.

10. Animate your Story- Use LEGO bricks or objects to display stories or ideas.

11. Homemade slime- Make the ooey-gooey mixture and try different colors and consistencies.

12. Alphabet Game- One person begins by saying an item that begins with the letter “A,” and the following person must name something that starts with the letter “B,” and so on.

13. Finger Painting- Get creative with paint or use food like chocolate sauce or ketchup.

14. Blindfolded Obstacle Course- Create a course for someone, and the others guide the unseeing participant through.

15. Design a Scenescape- Little DIY scenes, like the inside of a castle, a garden, or a farm, can be fun for all ages.

16. Balloon Games – From volleyball to keep-away, balloons are an easy, fun item to utilize.

17. Garden Party- Get outside and plant some colorful flowers or listen to the sounds of nature.

18. Build a fort in the woods- When going for a walk, gather sticks, long grass, and stones to build a hidden retreat.

19. Charcoal Drawings – Use charcoal to draw a portrait or a landscape.

20. Paper Mache- Use small balloons, glue, and newspaper to make unique art or use the mixture to create a piñata.

21. Secret Pen Pals- Pick friends’ or family member’s names out of a hat, and you can become friends with them through letters or emails.

These activities inspire learning, creativity, and teamwork. Regardless of age, the individuals involved can bond and make many wonderful memories. With diverse options, there will always be something for everyone to enjoy.