15 Things You Should Do To Make The Most Out Of Summer This Year

Here are 100 things to do when you’re bored in the summer:

1. Rest – just recharge your batteries for the next weeks to come.
2. Observe nature – stop time and just appreciate the beauty of a flower or a tree.
3. Spend time in the sun and get some vitamin D.
4. Find new hobbies.
5. Explore new cities.
6. Play video games.

Summer Bucket List Activities: 80 Fun Things to Do this Sunny Season

• ✦ Go to an Amusement Park.
• ✧ Leap Off a Rope Swing.
• ✦ Pick Strawberries.
• ✦ Try a New Food. Have you ever tried raw oysters, escargot or frog’s legs?
• ✦ Attend an Outdoor Concert.
• ✦ Ride a Ferris Wheel.
• ✦ Attend a Parade.
• ✦ Have a Picnic.

1. Watch a sunrise. One of the most wonderful ways to begin your day, is to watch a sunrise.
2. Be a tourist in your own hometown.
3. Fly a Kite.
4. Build a Sandcastle.
5. Go for a Nature Walk.
6. Plant a Garden.
7. Watch Fireworks.
8. Go Camping.

100 Things to Do Outside This Summer at Home

1. Plant a garden. Here are a few tips for gardening with kids.
2. Have a picnic.
3. Fly a kite.
4. Go camping in the backyard.
5. Make an obstacle course.
6. Go on a scavenger hunt around your neighborhood.
7. Give the car a good wash.
8. Make DIY chalk paint, then decorate the driveway.

Summer is the warm season of the year. An example of summer in the United States are the months of June, July and August.

Here are 50 ways you can give your teen positive attention:

1. Sit down and talk about your teen’s day.
2. Volunteer together.
3. Make dinner together.
4. Solve a problem together.
5. Attend a music festival.
6. Talk about the future.
7. Read the same book and talk about it.
8. Plan a weekend trip.

Activities for your bored teenager

• Make a bucket list. Our oldest did this with her BFF and you don’t wanna know what’s on it!
• Play games or play cards. Especially our youngest loves to play games.
• Bake cookies or a cake.
• Doing a puzzle.
• Go on a teenage scavenger hunt.
• Make Fall art.
• Make bath bombs.
• Read a book.

Now let’s take a look at some of the best summer activities for teens to keep them happy, healthy, and productive.

1. Help Around the House. During the school year, most teens are busy with homework and after-school activities.
2. Find a Job.
3. Volunteer.
4. Get Active Outside.
5. Get Creative.
6. Learn Something New.

Here are 8 summer activities tweens might enjoy.

• Take a class (not just watch a show)
• Design something (not just draw or color)
• Create an online brand (not just operate a lemonade stand)
• Sell clothes online or donate them (not just playing dress up)
• Create a new recipe (not just bake cookies)

An A to Z of Boredom Busting Activities for Tweens

• Create a work of ART.
• BAKE cookies or a cake.
• CAMP out in the backyard or living room.
• DECORATE your bedroom.
• EARN some money.
• Hold a paper plane FLYING challenge.
• Get outdoors and try GEOCACHING.
• Head off on a HIKE.