Please evaluate the ideas below with consideration for what is best for your family and health circumstances as well as following all CDC guidelines and State and City laws during the state of emergency.

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 "Share Words of Encouragement and Support to our Healthcare Workers."

Get some fresh air. Walk to a grocery store, take pictures, etc.

Have your child(ren) pick a topic to discuss.

Go through all the old mail laying around the house. 

Bake something.

Have your child(ren) write a letter and/or emails to a different friend or family member each day.

Video chat with family and friends.

Start your outdoor and/or indoor garden.

Learn the parts of plants/flowers & how they grow.

Have your child(ren) help with house chores.

Write a short story & illustrate it together.

Create a mad-lib game.

Play board or card games

Card making/scrapbooking projects.

Make tents and reading caves

Have a shadow show in the reading tent. Use some blankets over chairs or a tables.

Start family puzzles that have 500-1000 pieces.

Start your spring cleaning! 

Paint, draw, make your own slime, play dough or kinetic sand.

Zumba or Dance-along videos on YouTube

Check out Pinterest for ideas for activities, games, crafts, etc.

Create scavenger hunts where kids can follow clues through the house to a "treasure" at the end.

Popcorn & movie club

Do a study on planets, then have the kids create their own planets and spread out around the house.

Find some fun physics experiments such as making a bridge out of straws, egg drop protectors, paper airplanes, etc.

Virtual Live DJ sets & related DJ discussions - Nowadays- every night, 8pm to Midnight.