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• Go on a scavenger hunt.
• Read or listen to books together.
• Play with a kitchen set.
• Encourage movement.
• Chores
• Simon Says
• Musical Chairs
• Card Games
• Video Games
• Educational Apps
• Create a Craft
• Have Them Help With Chores
• Get in the Kitchen and Bake Together
• Go Fishing Together
• Play a Board Game Together
• Coloring
• Play doctor
• Have a Dance Party
• Have Movie Night
• Favorite Cartoon Characters Dress up
• Blow Bubbles
• Go For a Walk in the Park
• Pick Fruit at An Orchard
• Visit a Botanical Garden
• Go Swimming
• Head to the Beach
• Go Fishing
• Visit a Trampoline Park
• Memorize a Poem Together
• Teach Your 4-Year-Old the Calendar
• Play with Slime or Play Dough
• Plant a Garden
• Hide and Seek
• Water Play
• Pretend Play
• Bake
• Build a Fort
• Go Camping
• Play With Legos
• Scavenger Hunt
• Puzzle Time
• Building Blocks
• Riddles and Jokes
• Teach Them Songs with Motions
• Memory Games – Get Creative!
• Use Your Senses Game
• Ride Bikes and/or Scooters
• Get Them Involved in Sports
• Have Them Help Care for a Pet
• Create an Obstacle Course
• Play Outdoor Games
• Play Board Games
• Play With Kinetic Sand
• Build something out of trash/recycling items
• Catch fireflies
• Climb a tree
• Collect leaves
• Draw on the sidewalk with sidewalk chalk
• Go bird watching
• Have a catch
• Have a picnic
• Have a water balloon fight
• Jump on a trampoline
• Listen to your favorite songs
• Create life-size drawings of each other
• Pretend sword fight
• Plant seeds from something you’ve eaten
• Play I Spy
• Play tennis
• Put on skits
• Ride bikes
• Run through the sprinklers together
• Sit outside and look at the stars
• Swing on the swings together
• Visit a skate park together
• Wash your car together
• Build animal families out of homemade play-doh.
• Conduct kitchen science experiments.
• Display your kid’s artwork
• Create memory boxes
• Draw caricatures of
• Exercise
• Have a tea party
• Help them clean their room
• Help your kid fix a broken
• Send an email to a relative.
• Let your kid choose what to display in the place mentioned above.
• Let your kid style your hair.
• Let your kid teach you about something they know or do well.
• Listen to an audio CD together.
• Look through old photo albums together.
• Create a care package to send to a relative.
• Create a family tree.
• Create a meal together for someone else.
• Create a slideshow of your favorite digital photographs.
• Create a special breakfast “just because.”
• Create a “tent” out of sheets.
• Create bookmarks.
• Create ice cream floats for dessert.
• Create milkshakes or smoothies.
• Create necklaces out of colored pasta shapes and dental floss.
• Create pancakes in the shape of your kid’s initials.
• Create a silly song together.
• Create your own memory game out of family photographs.
• Create your own treasure map.
• Play 20 Questions.
• Play a video game
• Play school or office.
• Play store, restaurant, or ice cream stand.
• Pull out a box of old toys
• Race cars
• Roleplay how to handle a tough situation
• Scrapbook together
• Share a memory about how you handled conflict or stood up to a bully when you were a kid
• Style your kid’s hair
• Take turns reading to each other
• Teach your kid how to cook
• Teach your kid how to play solitaire or chess
• Teach one another some new dance moves
• Teach your kid a song you sang as a kid
• Teach your kid tricks
• Tell your kid three things you really like about them
• Visit a music store
• Visit a nursing home
• Visit the library
• Volunteer together
• Write a story
• Write positive letters to each other and then mail them
• Visit a free museum
• Write messages on the mirror