100 Things You Can Do at Home
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With the current Coronavirus quarantine going strong, it’s easy to get bored. Whether you have kids at home or are simply trying to enjoy this time, there’s no shortage of activities to do. These are 100 ways to keep entertained and busy without ever having to leave the house!

  1. Have a costume night- have everyone dress up in a costume for dinner. Make this as loose or theme it as desired. This is great for families especially.
  2. Throw an indoor picnic. Set out a picnic blanket and eat your dinner like you’re having a picnic. This is either family-friendly or can be romantic.
  3. Have an indoor scavenger hunt. Type up a list of things to be found. These can be inside or in your yard. You can have a small prize for the winner!
  4. Learn how to do nail art. Use any of the tutorials online to learn how to do simple or complicated nail designs
  5. Plant seedlings- Depending on your location, start some seedlings indoors of small plants, flowers, or herbs.
  6. Have a board game night- board games are a great way to spent quality time together so pick a few of your favorites
  7. Film a cooking show- Film yourself or your family “hosting” a cooking show and video it. Share with friends and family.
  8. Make Christmas cards. The holidays aren’t coming for a while but why not get ahead on this craft?
  9. Do a puzzle- this is a great relaxation method for many people so break one out and get started!
  10. Make jewelry- you can find tutorials online that will get you started and you usually just need a few supplies and tools
  11. Get through a book- if you’ve fallen behind on reading, this is a great time to catch up.
  12. Have a water balloon fight- if it’s warm enough, have a water balloon fight with your family in the yard.
  13. Learn yoga- this is great for any age group. Use a video or online tool to get started.
  14. Invent your own writing code- great for younger kids. Invent a code to write messages to each other
  15. Have a photo shoot- gather props and outfits to take some fun pictures.
  16. Learn calligraphy- there’s no better time to work on your writing. Learn with a kit or on your own.
  17. Have a BBQ- If it’s warm enough, why not fire up the grill and eat outside?
  18. Invent your own board game- Design a board and game that you’ll enjoy playing.
  19. Have a spa night- light candles, put on relaxing music, and do a face mask to pamper yourself.
  20. Play charades- this game never gets old so play it one evening.
  21. Make a scrapbook- this is the perfect time to put together some memories
  22. Make an obstacle course- make this challenging for kids
  23. Collect bugs- for any budding entomologists, this is a fun activity
  24. Wash the dog- if your pooch needs one, you can spend the time!
  25. Wash your car- if it’s time to do some maintenance, wash and clean out your car.
  26. Stargaze- Stay up late and look at the constellations in your area
  27. Build a bird house- with spring coming soon, you can build and decorate a bird house
  28. Make your own play-doh- great for kids and you can throw it away when it’s done
  29. Write an autobiography- write down the story of your life until now for a creative self-expression.
  30. Rearrange your room- this a great time to get the layout you’ve always wanted.
  31. Create a movie or play- you can do this on your own or with family
  32. Learn a line dance- use a tutorial online to learn a fun dance
  33. Have a talent show- have a show with your family to showcase your skills
  34. Learn how to juggle- start small and work your way up
  35. Have a paper airplane race- Have everyone perfect their airplane building skills
  36. Make a rope swing- if you have a tree in the backyard, build a swing for it
  37. Learn a yoyo trick- if you have one handy, why not learn how to use it?
  38. Play HORSE- if you enjoy basketball, perfect your skills
  39. Line up dominoes- create fun and intricate patterns before watching them drop
  40. Research careers- if you’ve ever considered changing careers, now is the time to do your research
  41. Learn string games- Cats in the Cradle is a fun one
  42. Learn clapping games- fun for kids and teens
  43. Watch old home movies- it’s the perfect time to look back at some memories
  44. Build a fort- blanket or outside
  45. Make/fly a kite- find a windy day
  46. Learn sign language- use online tutorials to get started
  47. Learn Morse Code- you can make your own messages
  48. Bake treats for neighbors- do some good and you can leave them in their mailbox
  49. Solve a crossword- you can finally get through one!
  50. Play online games- try some of your favorites
  51. Make a time capsule- put together mementos for the future
  52. Arm wrestle- find out who’s the best!
  53. Give each other fancy or crazy hairdos!
  54. Have breakfast for dinner- it’s fun and easy
  55. Have a relay race- do this in the backyard if you can
  56. Make Easter Eggs- you can do this early to practice
  57. Volunteer virtually- just a computer and internet connection needed
  58. Channel your bartender- try out some new cocktail recipes
  59. Take up knitting- it’s easy to learn a basic pattern
  60. Work through a cookbook- try out some new recipes with your free time
  61. Browse auction sites- no spending required though!
  62. Put on a virtual book club- do this with friends to stay connected
  63. Try meditation- get started finding your inner zen
  64. Reorganize your pantry- get your spices and other foods in order
  65. Paint your space- if it’s time for an upgrade, now’s a great time.
  66. Install floating shelves- only if you want them though!
  67. Master new makeup looks- now’s the perfect time to perfect your smoky eye look.
  68. Teach a class- use Zoom to hold sessions in your area o expertise
  69. Learn how to cut hair- If you have willing people to practice
  70. Tour online exhibits- many museums have their exhibits online
  71. Take in some opera- Take in some filmed opera performances streaming right now
  72. Research a new topic- indulge your curiosity into a historical period or anything.
  73. Learn a new language- now is a great time to do a refresher.
  74. Teach your pet some tricks- consider some fun tricks like rolling over or shake
  75. Declutter your space- go through and clean out an unwanted items
  76. Writer letters- this is a great time to handwrite letters to friends and family
  77. Listen to a podcast- take time to tackle a podcast
  78. Start a journal- now is a great time to journal about your life
  79. Have a wine tasting- adults only though!
  80. Try karaoke- you can use an online version if you don’t have your own machine
  81. Try “would you rather”- a fun game to play
  82. Take an online class- free courses online let you pick up new skills
  83. Catch up on the news- if you feel behind
  84. Reach out to friends/family- catch up with people you’ve missed.
  85. Make a funny video- make a fun interactive video with you and your family
  86. Play indoor badminton use a sofa or chair as the net
  87. Listen to an audio book- if you get tired of the physical book
  88. Binge watch a tv series- if there’s one you haven’t gotten to see
  89. Play a brain game- work on some challenging brain games
  90. Carve pumpkins- this doesn’t just have to be a fall activity
  91. Have a dance party- with modern or older music
  92. Have a bonfire- start one in the backyard and make s’mores
  93. Christmas shop online- it’s never too early to get started
  94. Jump rope- make it a contest with your kids
  95. Decorate a t-shirt- have your family each make their own t-shirt design
  96. Enjoy some bubbles- you can make your own bubble mix
  97. Hula hoop- until you get tired!
  98. Practice tongue twisters- you’ll never know when you need this skill
  99. Build a house of cards- now’s the time to perfect your skills
  100. Play freeze tag- fun activity for the whole family!

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