Oh June, the beginning of summer. Kids are out of school and before you know it they are whining about being bored. Oh, the joys of summer. In this month’s 10 series, I’ve rounded up 10 bloggers who have outdoor activities to keep the kids entertained. Thank you to all of you have contributed.
1. Bubble Snakes
Who wants plan out bubbles when you can make bubble snakes? Debbie, blogger of One Little Project has got it right. Check out her blog to find out how to get some bubble snakes in your backyard.
2. Lego Minifigure Knock Down
Does your kid love legos? They can enjoy them even more this this outdoor knock down game provided by Kristina, blogger of Toddler Approved.
3. Scooping and Sorting Lids
Liam loves things to be organized and I know he will love this scooping and sorting lids game brought to you by Jenae, blogger of I Can Teach My Child.
4. Squirt Gun Races
My boys are in a phase where everything is a gun. They will love this squirt gun races; almost as much as Thomas and I will. Find out how to create this fun activity on this fun blog This Grandma is Fun by fun grandmas Sherri, Tracy and Debbie.
4. Coke Bottle Bowling
Outdoor bowling is a game for the entire family. Find out how you create this fun activity for your family on Melissa’s blog Polka Dot Chair.
6.Sand and Rock Box
My boys are obsessed with construction trucks. So much that last year Liam and a construction birthday party. I’m excited to try this outdoor activity brought to you by Jaime, blogger as Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails.
7. Outside Sticky Wall
I’m exited to see how Jaxson reacts to this activity. Just think of the outdoor things you can stick to this wall. If you want to create this sticky wall in your backyard check out Susie’s blog Busy Toddler.
8. Rock Tic-Tac-Toe
All you need for this activity are rocks and paint. Jenae blogger of Tater Tots and Jello came up with this fun and easy way to entertain your kids. And I mean come on, who doesn’t like a game of tic-tac-toe?
>9. Big Maze
I remember sitting in class and drawing maze after maze in my notebook. I never imagined creating a life size maze for my kids. Apparently, Jamie blogger of Hands On As We Grow could imagine a life size maze.
10. Cardboard Painting
At first when I saw this I was like on one way, then I thought the kids are painting outside, when all the painting is done; I can just strip ‘em down and hose ‘em off. Not sure Alice, blogger of New Young Mum did that to her sweet toddler.
