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Whether it’s spring break, summer, or some random day off school, you can almost guarantee your kids will be complaining they are bored at some point. It’s in their DNA. That’s when you have to get creative and whip some genius activity out of your back pocket. (Or, invest in Wubble Fulla)
If you haven’t prepped for this situation, that’s where I come in. Here’s a list of 20 non-screen activities that will keep your kids busy. The first one is my favorite!
1. Play with Wubble Fulla Slime and Wubble Fulla Marbles
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I don’t know about your kids, but mine love soft or squishy things they can play with.
If your kiddos are into how things feel like mine are, they will love these guys.
Wubble Fulla Slime and Wubble Fulla Marbles are so squishy and a blast to play with.
You can toss it. Catch it. Stretch it. Slam it.
Your kids will never want to put in down.
Seriously, they will want to take it to school and show all their friends! They remind me of stress balls but SO much more fun.
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They come in three sizes: Huge (5″), Big (4″), or Tiny (just under 2 ½”). This slime is filled with the best kind of slime – contained slime!
With the DIY slime craze going on, your kids will love Wubble Fulla Slime, a slime they won’t get yelled at for making a mess with.
On the other hand, Wubble Fulla Marbles remind me of these DIY stress balls we made last summer with water beads and balloons.
Wubble Fulla Marbles are so much stronger than those guys that popped after a few squishes.
As with anything, Wubble Fulla Slime and Wubble Fulla Marbles are not indestructible. You can’t go absolutely nuts playing with these guys and not expect them to get a hole.
They still are super fun while they last!
Both of my kids were beyond thrilled to receive these. You should have seen their faces light up with excitement.
That’s how you know something will make a great gift!
Wubble Fulla Slime and Wubble Fulla Marbles are recommended for children ages 6 and older and retail for $14.99 (Huge), $9.99 (Big), and $7.99 (Tiny).
Great news! The balls are coming soon to Target, Toys R Us, and Walgreens, or you can buy it online here.
2. Have a water balloon fight
3. Start a lemonade stand
4. Visit a pet store
5. Learn a magic trick and show everyone
6. Dance in the rain
7. Go fishing and see who can catch the most
8. Fly a kite at the park
9. Plant something you like to eat
10. Collect bugs
11. Play tic tac toe frisbee
12. Make kool-aid playdough
12. Microwave a bar of soap to make soap clouds
13. Make friendship bracelets for all the friends you are missing
14. Write and illustrate a story
15. Conduct science experiments
Check the anatomy of small organisms such as insects, the structure of rocks, and flowers with a kids microscope.
16. Make water bombs with sponges
17. Fill eggshells with paint and throw at a canvas to make art
18. Camp in the backyard
19. Make homemade rock candy
20. Have a shaving cream fight
Krystle Cook – the creator of Home Jobs by MOM – put her psychology degree on a shelf and dived into a pile of diapers and dishes instead. She is a wife and mother to two rambunctious boys, sweating it out in her Texas hometown. She loves cooking, DIY home projects, and family fun activities.
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the kids like to play outdoors or be on the computer. taking the dog to the park is fun and I will get crafts for them on weekends
We’ve been doing the dog park a lot lately. Our pup is still scared but she braves up after a bit.
When my grandchild is bored, she watches TV or does paper crafting.
What kind of paper crafts does she do?
My kids like to play board games when they are bored. Thanks for posting!
Board games are always fun! I need to go through mine and see if there are any missing pieces.
I don’t have children, but I have a niece and two nephews. They aren’t old enough to get bored yet. My oldest nephew is five, and he is always coming up with something to do. 🙂
Got to love the imagination of a child
I dont have children, but when I was a child, I hardly ever got bored. I’m a millennial so I assume that had something to do with it, but some of it was just me as a person. I taught myself to read at age 4, and I was reading full books by the age of 5. I was playing piano at age 3, learning to read music before I knew how to read. I spent time with friends, and I loved to learn. I loved to talk to my mother, and learn about the world.
Learning to read at 4 is amazing! I would my children enjoyed reading more. You sound like you are very smart!
A lot of good things listed here. I am old and remember we loved summer, and I don’t think we ever complained about being bored. We would be out of the house bright and early and so were our friends. We had bikes, dirt and creative minds just to list one thing. We would go home for lunch or mom would yell for us then back out the door.
My kids would definitely love both the slime and marble filled Wubbles! I love that they are contained within something, that is a fantastic way for them to play with it mess free!
Fair warning though, they can be too rough with them or they will bust. Learned that the hard way!
Thanks for the tips for sharing them with parents. Looks like fun I would love to try myself.
I’m a big kid. I probably have just as much as fun as the kids do LOL