I'm sure it will end up looking similar to last year's list, but it's always such a fun exercise. I am feeling the need to document it and display it somewhere in the house, but we'll see if I can make that happen. Checking items off lists is so satisfying, especially when it's a list like this!
- Have a picnic
- Swim in Walden Pond
- Meet new friends at camp
- Pick-an-animal day (learn all we can about it, paint pictures)
- Go berry picking
- Try a new flavor of homemade popsicles (thinking fudgesicles)
- Go on a scavenger hunt
- Start a new chapter book that both boys will enjoy
- Create big canvas paintings
- Write letters/postcards to send to family
- Backyard campout
- Hug cousins
- Throw rocks into the river
- Have an awesome birthday party for Nathan
- Go to Lake Ontario
- See a movie in the theater (Monsters University)
- Play on the beach (Maine)
- Watch a sunset
- Hunt for frogs and turtles at the wildlife sanctuary
- Pick veggies from the garden
- Dance at the Newport Folk Festival
- Look for shooting stars and fireflies
- Try something new from the farmer's market
- Make s'mores around a bonfire
- Learn some spanish words from cousin Zach
- Make watermelon-lemonade
such a good list! if you're in the market for a good sunset to watch, Texas has some pretty awesome ones. Just saying! :]
ReplyDeleteSounds like the makings of an awesome summer!
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