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2. Try These Fun Summer Activities for Kids to Keep Them ... - AOL

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   Organize an Outdoor Scavenger Hunt. Plan an exciting outdoor scavenger hunt, using clues from nature. This is a great way to explore your neighborhood or local parks and outdoor spaces.

3. These Fun Summer Activities Are Guaranteed Boredom Busters - AOL

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   Make Lawn Dice. Summer is the perfect time to bust out the best outdoor games, and there are plenty you can play with these oversized lawn dice! The best part is that you can make them yourself ...

4. 52 Seriously Fun Outdoor Activities for Kids - AOL

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   Maica/Getty Images. 4. Bird Watching. Grab a pair of binoculars and a small person and then head to a local park or reserve on a bird-watching mission. This quiet outdoor activity is equal parts ...

5. Hands On Children's Museum - Wikipedia

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   Its signature event Sand in the City is the second largest event in the region, offering free art and science activities for 35,000 children and families every year since 2000. In 2013, Hands On was received the #4 spot in King5's Best "Fun Place to Take Kids" in Western Washington, and the Museum received the Best of South Sound's "Best Museum ...

6. 75 Fun Activities to Try With the Family This Summer - AOL

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   Play balloon tennis. You probably already have all of the makings for this game: paper plates, paint sticks, and a balloon. It's a fun distraction (indoor or outdoors) for younger kids. And the ...

7. Nude recreation - Wikipedia

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   Recreation is any human activity done for pleasure (or "play") during leisure time as opposed to those activities that are necessary for survival.Historically, this means that recreation only existed after human society reached the stage where leisure time existed, perhaps during the late stone age (Upper Paleolithic), as shown by the first appearance of cave paintings and musical instruments.