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Unplugged Activities to Engage Kids Outside Sidewalk Chalk Chalk can brighten up your sidewalk as kids get creative with drawing artwork or writing letters, numbers, and words. The link here is an easy recipe to make sidewalk chalk if you do not have any on hand. Obstacle Course Get their bodies moving by setting up an obstacle course in your backyard. Use common household items for kids to run around, in, or under. Better yet, let them create one for themselves. Get a timer and see how fast they can run through the course. Examples of different obstacle courses can be seen in the link. Nature Scavenger Hunt Look around your backyard for things in nature. Create a list before heading outdoors. What can you find? Add a twist and see what you can hear or smell in your backyard. An example of an outdoor scavenger hunt is in this link. Field Games Dig out your water balloons, pool noodles, hula hoops, Solo cups, and more for these fun outdoor games and activities that will have the whole family enjoying the warmer weather and sunshine. The link includes many different ideas, but be creative and add some of your own. Outdoor Science Experiments Science can get messy so try the experiments outside for an easier clean up. This link includes 30 different outdoor science experiments that will keep kids learning and asking more questions. Need More Resources? Check out www.misicimpact.org . By providing links to other sites, MISIC does not guarantee or endorse the information or products available on these sites. Resources Compiled by MISIC – www.misicimpact.org Unplugged Activities - Volume #3
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Unplugged Activities to Engage Kids Outside
Sidewalk Chalk
Chalk can brighten up your sidewalk as kids
get creative with drawing artwork or writing
letters, numbers, and words. The link here is
an easy recipe to make sidewalk chalk if you do
not have any on hand.
Obstacle Course
Get their bodies moving by setting up an
obstacle course in your backyard. Use
common household items for kids to run
around, in, or under. Better yet, let them
create one for themselves. Get a timer and see
how fast they can run through the course.
Examples of different obstacle courses can be
seen in the link.
Nature Scavenger Hunt
Look around your backyard for things in
nature. Create a list before heading outdoors.
What can you find? Add a twist and see what
you can hear or smell in your backyard. An
example of an outdoor scavenger hunt is in
this link.
Field Games
Dig out your water balloons, pool noodles,
hula hoops, Solo cups, and more for these fun
outdoor games and activities that will have the
whole family enjoying the warmer weather and
sunshine. The link includes many different
ideas, but be creative and add some of your
own.
Outdoor Science Experiments Science can get messy so try the experiments
outside for an easier clean up. This link
includes 30 different outdoor science
experiments that will keep kids learning and
asking more questions.
Need More Resources? Check out www.misicimpact.org.
By providing links to other sites, MISIC does not guarantee or endorse the information or products available on these sites.
Resources Compiled by MISIC – www.misicimpact.org Unplugged Activities - Volume #3
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