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Summer Activities

By Chloe C on September 2, 2024

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Do you feel bored at home during the summer? Fear not! The summertime provides many opportunities to pick up a hobby or visit new places. This article includes a list of many indoor and outdoor activities that are low-cost and interactive.

The humidity in the summer can deter many people from enjoying the outdoors, but there are still many great activities to enjoy indoors. For example, visiting museums is great for expanding your knowledge in many fields like science, history, or art; some museums also provide free tour guides! Going to museums can be quite expensive, so make sure to check out your local library—many libraries offer free to low-cost museum passes. On the topic of libraries, they aren’t only great places for reading, but many libraries also offer free activities. These activities may range from crocheting to movies, but there will always be something for everyone. Another activity you can do is volunteer at your local library, soup kitchen, or Schoolhouse.world! Volunteering is a great way to meet new people and improve the world around you. Of course, you’ll also get volunteering hours!

Beyond indoor activities, the sunny weather provides the perfect conditions to explore the outdoors. Picnics, for example, are a great way to spend time with your family/friends and enjoy some delicious finger foods. While you’re having a picnic, don’t forget to bring along some card games or enjoy some recreational sports. Some great picnic locations include backyards, parks, and beaches. Beaches, in particular, are great places to cool off and enjoy water-based activities like canoeing and fishing. If beaches aren’t for you, nature provides many more options, such as camping and gardening. You can also take a trip down memory lane and enjoy some hide-and-seek, a scavenger hunt, or tag. But no matter how you choose to spend your summer, don’t let the summer heat hold you back! 

Thank you to Maya B for editing this article!

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