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Things to Do As a Family Without Technology:
*Jigsaw puzzles
*Taking a walk
*Establish an exercise routine
*Nature walks (chatting, collecting rocks and leaves, looking for bugs)
*Board Games
*Inventing
*Our Own Games
*Puppet Shows
*Making up skits
*Active Games (e.g., Frisbee, basketball in the drive way, Four Square, Hopscotch, running through obstacle courses the kids set up, touch football)
*Playing an instrument, singing
*Arts & crafts projects
*Putting on a play Journal/diary writing
*Outdoor water play
*Indoor Hide and Seek
*Bird Watching
*Build a birdhouse or birdfeeder
*Cooking meals together
*Picnicking (indoor or outdoor)
*Bike riding
*Doing volunteer work (e.g., raking an older neighbor’s leaves)
*Caring for a pet
*Playing board and card games
*Looking through old family albums together
*Taking fun family photos and videos
*Baking cookies together
*Make chalk pictures on the sidewalk.
*Making pizza from scratch
*Trying new food
*Playing games such as 20 questions, Simon Says, Charades, Doing a Treasure Hunt
*Plant some seeds or a tree
*Organize your house, room, junk
*Throw out old stuff
*Clean house
*Phone friends/relatives
*Read (books, magazines, graphic novels, etc)