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mc
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Tue, Jun 02 2020, 6:55 pm
In an effort to add some fun and excitement to our daily routine, I am looking for suggestions for "night activity" = special things to do at night with our family ages 5 thru teen. We are already playing games, crafting, etc. throughout the day so I'm looking for ideas beyond that.
Preferably things that don't require a lot of preparation on my part; willing to spend some money for activities they'd enjoy.
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asweet
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Tue, Jun 02 2020, 8:41 pm
Smores or popcorn or ice cream bar.
Puzzles
Paintings
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mamma2b
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Tue, Jun 02 2020, 8:46 pm
How about having each child think creatively during the day about something to give to another family member and go around the table and saying why they picked what they did and what they appreciate about that family member.
And make smore smores😊you can make it in the oven it’s soooo good
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giselle
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Tue, Jun 02 2020, 9:11 pm
Do you have a yard? If so, you can purchase a small firepit and roast marshmallows, hot dogs, etc. and it’s fun to just sit around, listen to music..
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b.chadash
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Tue, Jun 02 2020, 11:35 pm
You can do a Painting Party over Zoom. Its nice because you can paint together with your extended family as well.
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Amelia Bedelia
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Wed, Jun 03 2020, 12:16 am
Escape room
Pajama decorating (such as tie dye) and then pajama party
Carnival
Mock wedding
Glow party with glow sticks and laser tag
Scavenger hunt
Camp-out- in your yard, living room, playroom, basement. Set up tents (or improvise with quilts and sheets). Grill hot dogs and smores and pop popcorn.
Family color war
Family trivia game/Wheel of Fortune/ Family Feud
Cook-off
Relay races
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mc
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Wed, Jun 03 2020, 5:45 am
Thanks for the ideas. Any more suggestions ?
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Lizajen
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Wed, Jun 03 2020, 6:39 am
What a great fun idea, and I love the suggestions.. I only have teens 14-20. They’re mostly girls with a boy in there. Any ideas that they won’t find babyish? Thanx so much!!
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OOTforlife
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Wed, Jun 03 2020, 10:34 am
Guessing by asking yes/no questions is always good to kill some time, and works for all ages 2 and up. One person picks, the rest take turns asking questions or guessing. You can do categories, like guess the animal or guess the parsha or whatever.
If you are letting a young child be the picker, I recommend having the child tell one adult, to ensure that yes/no questions are answered accurately.
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