THE ULTIMATE BOREDOM BUSTER FOR KIDS: 175 creative, screen-free activities for kids ages 8-12—including outdoor games, rainy-day crafts, and easy recipes!It’s time to explore the world in fun new ways! Packed with one-of-a-kind ideas, easy projects with step-by-step instructions and tons of how-tos, this boredom-busting kids activity book from the editors of Country Living will entertain and engage young readers and let their creativity blossom indoors and out.
Kids will find how to: - Host a water balloon fight or build a blanket fort
- Go stargazing, cloud spotting, and bird watching
- Assemble a flower crown and make a sunprint
- Craft with yarn and make a friendship bracelet
- Make a snow globe
- Decorate cupcakes and roast a marshmallow
- Create a movie night bingo board (and play too!)
- Build a lemonade stand or host a bake sale
- Write a letter to a soldier or interview a relative
- Celebrate holidays with crafts, recipes, and games
- And so much more!
With this fun-tastic compendium of ideas at their disposal, kids will never again say, “I’m bored!”
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Great book for summertime fun. Country Living Reader
Some new and original ideas for kids during summer. Enjoyed this book. Great ideas for trips with kids when you get them away from screens. Country Living Reader
...Highly recommend. Fun and creative ideas for young and old alike! Country Living Reader
This book really is FUN-tastic. Its full of so many fun and creative ideas to do with kids. This will be great to have over summer and throughout the year. Country Living Reader
This beautiful book is packed with fun crafts perfect for the whole family. When I received the book I showed it to my six-year-old right away and she acted like it was Christmas morning! We will be using it to fill our summer days. Country Living Reader
This is perfect for when my 4-year old niece comes over. There are so many ideas to choose from. I also enjoy working on the projects with her. Country Living Reader
What a fun book! As a teacher there are so many fun activities for students to do. They can be creative and have a great time while making/doing interesting things. There are some activities to do in the book that I want to try for myself. Country Living Reader
There are some novel and inexpensive ideas to encourage the kids to play together. The projects are things the kids can be proud of. Country Living Reader
Amanda Kingloff is the founder of Project K!D and the former Lifestyle Director at Parents, where she oversaw all DIY content for the brand. Before joining Parents, Kingloff worked as a crafter and producer for lifestyle personality Katie Brown. She posts fresh craft ideas weekly at projectkid.com and regularly contributes to a multitude of national magazine publications. Kingloff has two books, Project Kid and Project Kid: Crafts that Go! (Artisan) and lives with her husband and two children in Brooklyn, New York.
Rachel Hardage Barrett is the editor of Country Living magazine. She lives in Birmingham, AL.
