Posted by: Michelle Osborn
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- Movie Day: With Netflix, Hulu, and Redbox there is no excuse not to enjoy a day filled with nothing but PJs, popcorn and movies. If you want to get out to see a movie, check to see if there are any dollar theaters in your area or any Spring Break specials.
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- Game Day: Break out the board games and deck of cards. Have a friendly marathon and competition with the winner either getting to pick what's for supper or the next day's frugal activity.
- Craft Day: This one will require lots of glue, markers, Popsicle sticks, fuzzy pom poms, googly eyes, old t-shirts, clay, etc. All of which can be purchased at a Dollar Store. Let your kids' creative juices run wild for the day. Display their artwork through the rest of Spring Break for all to see.
- Park/Museum Day: Spend a day at the park if weather permits. Have a picnic lunch, kick back and relax while the kids burn off some energy playing and exploring. If the weather is yucky take the fun inside to either an inside play area or check out your local museums.
- Cooking Day: Let each kid pick out a recipe or two and spend the day baking. Great teaching moment as well for smaller ones to learn fractions and kitchen safety.
- Water Day: If it's nice weather, spend the day running through sprinkler and having water balloon fights.
- Day Trips: If your budget permits, check out some of the neat attractions 2-3 hours from your home. You might be surprised what you will find.
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