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School let out for summer weeks ago now, and if you didn't already check out our Schools's Out for Summer edition I, that's a solid place to start. Whether you already exhausted all those games and ideas yet or not, follow them up with this list right here. May the water balloons, crafts, and romping around in the grass abound.
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Like hide and seek, but in reverse! One kid hides and everyone else tries to find and hide with them. Cue hilarity as they all try to fit under a single table. Tepee optional, but it sure does make a great hiding place.
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Go classic rules or have the kids team up by color. Build a maze. Line up a railroad track. Play tic-tac-toe. Sword fight? The options here are endless. Just don't tell the other parents we advised sword fights.
We're not saying you should fill it with watermelon, but a summer-fruit themed piñata sets the mood for fun, fresh, and satisfies an energy rush that the kids can't deny.
If your kids haven't gone magazine collage crazy yet, this summer is your chance to give them a simple DIY that can occupy them for hours.
All you need:
But let your kids just pick out what they like and get busy cutting and gluing. A pastime we all love.
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Oh the things you can do with miniature bean bags. We love a multi-tasking summer activity, so this one hits. Step 1: DIY bean bags (they're simple—promise). Step 2: Execute on all the bean bag games on the lawn. Low supply, low cost, high success rate. Enjoy.
...and if you're opting to just purchase instead, we won't tell anybody. Shop away ;)
There's something timeless about a Slim Aarons photograph: the crisp linens, the cocktails held just-so, the oversized sunglasses hiding secrets behind every lens. It’s aspirational without trying too hard. And it’s this exact effortless elegance that makes the Slim Aarons aesthetic the ultimate inspiration for your next summer gathering.
Starting a run club is an excellent way to foster community, promote fitness, and create meaningful connections with fellow running enthusiasts. Whether you're an experienced marathoner or just beginning your running journey, hosting a run club can transform your solo activity into a social experience that motivates everyone involved.
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Let’s fix your mimosa bar—and make it a little less “Live Laugh Love” and a little more “How is this actually delicious?”
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