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ACTIVITIES FOREVERYONEwhen you’re stuck at home

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ACTIVITIES

BINDER

LEARNING TIMEThings I want to learn about or how to do

BOOK LISTBooks that I want to read!

QUIET TIMEThings we can do during quiet time!

COOKINGRecipes I’d like to try!

RAOK’S Things we can do for random acts of kindness

STAY IN RULEShave you:

Made your bed?Brushed your teeth?Brushed your hair?Gotten dressed?Had breakfast?

20 Minutes of reading20 minutes of writing/coloringPlayed outside for 20 minutesclean up one room Then you can use electronics

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WHAT WE’VE BEEN UP TO: WHAT I LOVE BEST ABOUT YOU

MY FAVORITE MEMORY WITH YOU: MY DRAWING OF YOU & ME:

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ACTIVITIES FOR TEENSwhen you’re stuck at home

CREATIVE

SCIENCE + MATH

_Make a cable knit blanket with looping yarn _Create a time capsule_Make some friendship bracelets_Visit museums virtually_Make a gigantic comic strip_Hydro dip your shoes! _Learn how to hand letter_Create some word rocks

_Work on stem projects_Use algebra to make snowflakes_Learn how to code_Build furniture_Make your own bath bombs_Go geocaching_Gumdrop Bridge Building_Build the Eiffel Tower


MUSIC

GAMES

COOKING

_Learn how to play the guitar_Easy piano lessons_Learn how to play the ukulele_10 sites with free sheet music

_Play card and board games_Make a scavenger hunt indoors - this would be good to do for younger siblings especially. _Selfie scavenger hunt is fun too! _Put together some puzzles_Fun things to do with plastic cups

_Learn how to cook& put together a family cookbook with favorite recipes _How to be a rockstar in the kitchen_Play a game of "Chopped"_Make simple breakfasts


READ + WRITE

SPORTS

HISTORY/POLITICS_Hands on History Projects _Eyewitness to History_Presidential Election Writing Prompts_10 ways teenagers can get involved in politics

_Read, read and read some more! _Journal - now is the perfect time to write down what is going on around you! _Bullet journalling_Story Writing Prompts

_Roll the Dice Workout_8 Minute Indoor Workout For Teens_Build a backyard ninja obstacle course_Crab Soccer_Yoga for Teens


RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS

LIFE SKILLS

MISC

_Over 30 simple ideas for random acts of kindness_RAOK bookmarks_Make a mason jar for someone

_Make sure you know basic life skills! _How to do laundry_REALLY clean your room_How to iron_Learn how to budget

_Create a vision board_Podcasts to listen to

totally rad80s MOVIES

AnnieBack to the FutureBeetlejuiceBIGBill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Crocodile DundeeErnest Goes to CampETField of DreamsFlight of the NavigatorFootlooseGhostbustersHarry and the HendersonsHoney I Shrunk the KidsHoosiers

Inner SpaceKarate KidMoney PitNever Ending StoryParenthoodPrincess BrideRaiders of the Lost ArkShort CircuitSixteen CandlesSpaceballsSteel MagnoliasTeen WolfThree AmigosTwins

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off the hook90s MOVIES

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A League of Their OwnAngels in the OutfieldBig DaddyCluelessDrop Dead FredDumb & DumberFree WillyGeorge of the JungleHocus PocusHome AloneHookJackJumanjiJurassic ParkKindergarten Cop

MatildaMrs. DoubtfireMy GirlNow & ThenRobinHood: the Prince of Thieves

Rookie of the YearSister ActStuart Littlethe Mighty DucksThe Parent TrapThe SandlotUncle Buck

FOR OLDER KIDS

ANIMATEDAladdin

Beauty and the Beast

Mulan

Tarzan

10 Things I Hate About You

Fools Rush In

Forrest Gump

Mummy

Titanic

"KNOCK"how to play2-6 playersRegular decks of cards(1) 52 card deck for two players, (2) decks for three or four people

This game has 11 rounds. The first dealer is chosen at random and the turn to deal passes to the left after each round. In the first round 3 cards are dealt to each player, in the second round four cards are dealt and so on until the last round (Kings) in which 13 cards each are dealt.

The rest of the cards are placed face down on the table to form a pile. The top card of the stock is being flipped face up and put beside the stock pile to start the discard pile.

After that it doesn’t matter, as long as you have enough cards to play with.

OBJECT OF THE GAMEThe object of the game is to form all the cards in your handinto sets. There are two types of sets:

---a set or group of three or more cards of a kindsuch as H5-C5-S5.

When playing with more than one deck it is possible for a setto contain identical cards. For example:H9-C9-C9.

----a run or sequence of three or more cards in the same suitFor example: H4-H5-H6

Note: Sets can contain more than three cards - for example: four 7’s or 8-9-10-J-Q of a suit.BUT, you can’t count the same card as part of morethan one combination. For example S5-S6-S7-H6-C6 is either a set of sixes with a 5 and 7 of S left over, or a run of S with two sixes left over.

Aces are low in this game, so A-2-3 is a valid sequence but Q-K-A isn’t.

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In each round there is a wild card. It is the card equal to the number of cards dealt. Wild cards can be used in place of any other card in making a group or sequence. You can even make a set that consists of only wild cards if you wish.

Round 1 Threes are wildRound 2 Fours are wildRound 3 Fives are wildRound 4 Sixes are wildRound 5 Sevens are wild

The player to dealer's left begins, and players take turns clockwise around the table.A turn consists of drawing one card - either the top card of the face down stock or the top card of the discard pile - and then discarding one card face up on top of the discard pile. **Only the top card of the discard pile can be taken

HOW TO PLAY

HOW TO “GO OUT”

HOW TO SCORE

WILD CARDS

Round 6 Eights are wild.Round 7 Nines are wild.Round 8 Tens are wild.Round 9 Jacks are wild.Round 10 Queens are wild.Round 11 Kings are wild..

At the end of the round, each player arranges as much as possible of their hand into sets and runs. Any cards that are not included in a set or run are counted as penalty points against the holder.

The scores are accumulated from round to round, and whoever has the lowest score at the end of the eleventh round is the winner.

You can go out at your turn to play if, after drawing the top card of the stock or the top discard, you are able to arrange all the cards in your hand except one into separate sets, and then discard a card.In this case, when discarding you KNOCK (yes, literally knock). Each of the other players is allowed one more turn. When the turn to play comes back to you the round is over and the scores are calculated.

Ace= 1ptTwo= 2ptsThree= 3ptsFour= 4ptsFive= 5pts

Six= 6ptsSeven= 7ptsEight= 8ptsNine= 9ptsTen = 10pts

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"RIPPLE"how to playwww.thirtyhandmadedays.com

2-6 players

(2) decks of playing cardsIf you have more than 4 players, add an additional deck of cards

OBJECT OF THE GAME

SETTING UP RIPPLE

HOW TO PLAY

The object of the game is to have the lowest score at the end.

Decide what you’d like to play to. We’ve often played to 100 points or -100 points, whichever comes first.

Place 2 decks in the middle of the table, face down, and move them around, face down to shuffle. This is the community draw pile.

Without looking at the cards, the players put their cards face down in front of them in 2 rows with 5 cards in each row (10 cards total).Players turn over any 3 cards they want to be face up.

The first player takes a card from the community draw pile. The player canexchange it with one of the 10 cards by flipping one card up in exchange. The one that was exchanged is placed above the rows of the cards. This is a personal discard pile. If the player doesn’t want the card that he/she drew from the community pile, he/she places it in their discard pile.The player to the left goes next. This player can take a card from the community draw pile or from any of the players’ discard piles. If he/she draws a card and doesn’t want to use it, she places it in her personal discard pile.Play continues until one player has all of her cards turned over. This ends the round but the remaining players get one more turn before adding up their points.

ADDITIONAL PLAY TO THE GAME

HOW TO SCORE

The scores are accumulated from round to round.The game is over when someone reaches either 100 points or -100 points.

Ace= 1ptTwo= 2ptsThree= 3ptsFour= 4ptsFive= 5pts

Six= 6ptsSeven= 0 ptsEight= 8ptsNine= 9ptsTen = 10pts

Jack= 0ptsQueen= 10 ptsKing= 10 ptsJoker= 0 pts

MATCHING CARDS:If you draw a card that has the same value of a card that is face up in your use it to replace the card that is either above or below the card with the matching value.The score of the two matching cards cancels out and becomes zero.

“BLOCK PARTY:”If you have two sets of matching cards that are side by side, yousubtract 20 from the score for that round. This is called a “Block Party.”

ADDITIONAL BLOCK PARTIES:If you have three sets of matching cards that are side by side, subtract40 points from your score for that round.If you have four sets of matching cards that are side by side, subtract 60 points from your score that round.

HOW TO “RIPPLE:” If you draw a card that matches one of your cards that is face up and the card either above or below it is still face down, exchange the card that you drew with the face down card. If the face down card matches a card that is face up, exchange that card with the card either above or below it that is face down. You can continue to ‘ripple’ as long as the card that you turned face up can be exchanged for one that is face down. (You cannot exchange a card that was turned face up with a card that is already face up.)

RIPPLE

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PLAYER 1 PLAYER 2 PLAYER 3 PLAYER 4 PLAYER 5 PLAYER 6

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Check each item off as you find it on our walk!

WE’RE GOING ON A Scavenger Hunt

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ball

flowers

blue car

airplane

dog

bicycle

fence

cat

tree

policecar

leaf

letter P

Check each item off as you find it on our walk!

WE’RE GOING ON A Scavenger Hunt

yellow houseletter “P”stop signgreen lightcatdogbicyclemotorcyclearched windowpink flowermailboxtrash canblue carfruit treebird

fencepolice carAmerican flagairplanerockleavesbridgefire hydrantbricksbenchladderkidsbumper sticker# 9 newspaper

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WHAT LIFE IS LIKE RIGHT NOW...

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