Ages 0-12
1. Make an indoor scavenger hunt- Indoor-Scavenger-Hunt
2. Make salt dough Easter eggs- https://www.designmom.com/diy-salt-dough-eggs/
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3. Make greeting cards- Fold colored paper in half or in fourths, then have children draw a picture to mail to a relative or a person in an assisted living facility.
4. Make a fort- Gather blankets and pillows and see how big of a fort you can make together. Or have a challenge of boys vs girls. Eat lunch together in the fort or watch a favorite cartoon together.
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Ages 13+
1. Make short videos together either singing or dancing or both (or get creative)![](https://fosterarizona.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/dance-video-300x169.png)
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2. Work on a puzzle together while watching a favorite movie from your teen years
3. Try your painting skills by painting the same image or sculpting with clay and see how similar and different the final products are
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4. Dust off your board games or learn a new card game- our family favorite is Pounce, similar to Solitaire but with multiple people/teams (https://www.pagat.com/patience/nerts.html)
5. “Wake up” old gaming devices and video games that have been neglected to play as a family
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6. Start a family video chat- https://globalnews.ca/news/6729684/video-chatting-during-covid-19/amp/
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Michelle Lloyd
Foster Arizona Team and Adoptive Mom of young children
April Meyer
Foster Arizona Team and Mom of teens