Whether you homeschool year-round or want fun ways your children can embrace Summer Learning, you will love this list of 40 Ways To Inspire Creativity in Children. These work great for combatting boredom and encouraging a lifestyle of learning at the same time.
Grab the free PDF printable to keep the list of ideas handy and refer to it whenever your children say they are bored. You can also give it directly to your older children so they can use it independently.
Summer Learning Activities & Ideas | FREE PDF
- go outside
- reduce screen time
- create something with paper or cardboard
- read a book
- paint or draw
- use your imagination
- create an inspiration board
- take a walk
- have a picnic
- build a fort
- create a flipbook
- learn a new skill
- do something you enjoy
- use recycled items and create something new
- ask questions
- write a poem
- maker a bird feeder
- fingerpaint
- go on a scavenger hunt
- make a home cinema
- ask for advice
- observe nature
- make an easy meal – use the ingredients you already have
- draw with chalk
- start a journal
- try a new hobby
- make homemade slime
- draw your family tree
- make something for play
- visit a museum
- plant some seeds
- make homemade playdough
- look for bugs in your backyard
- make a list of things you would like to do in the future
- make a board game
- do a puzzle
- write a letter
- sketch
- paint rocks
- dance
Bonus! Make a time capsule:
- decide what to include
- select a container
- set a time frame
- decide where to store it
What other ideas would you add to this list? How do you inspire creativity and summer learning?
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