Summer Bucket List!

With it already getting to 75 degrees and higher in good ol' Georgia, I guess it's time to start planning for Summer once again! Summer always seems to be the time we take our trips, even though the babies aren't in real school yet, and I can't wait to see what mischief we end up getting into as this Summer rolls around!

1. Fly kites
2. Run in the sprinkles
3. Jump on a trampoline
4. Fingerpaint
5. Play with play dough
6. Color
7. Play with stickers
8. Plant and pick flowers
9. Visit a museum
10. Play Ring-Around-the-Rosie
11. Go swimming
12. Make a paper plate mask
13. Watch fireworks
14. Watch a baseball game
15. Eat popsicles
16. Make a pillow fort
17. Donate some toys
18. Draw with chalk
19. Play with bubbles
20. Get a snow-cone or make them with a snow-cone machine
21. Paint with water colors
22. Build sand castles
23. Go to a theme park
24. Ride roller coasters
25. Go fishing (real or pretend)
26. Roller skate
27. Learn origami 
28. Skip rocks
29. Throw or attend a slumber party
30. Camp in the backyard
31. Play Dodge Ball
32. Attend a Community Kids Art Class
33. Complete your library's Summer Reading Program
34. Attend your library's summer events and activities
35. Set up a Lemonade Stand
36. Make a tree swing
37. Build a diorama
38. Sponge balls and splash tag
39. Throw a carnival party
40. Bury a time capsule
41. Start a collection (rocks, coins, etc.)
42. Hunt for sea shells
43. Make Homemade Glob (Gak)
44. Grow Plant Pals
45. Launch a homemade hot air balloon
46. Make paper bag puppets
47. Put on a play
48. Movie night in the backyard (drive-in movie)
49. Throw a family pizza party
50. Make (and break) Ice Fossils
51. Dance like no one's watching
52. Tour your own town
53. Make homemade musical instruments
54. Make a dirt cake
55. Cook s'mores over a fire
56. Play I Spy outside
57. Plant a vegetable garden
58. Learn a new sport
59. Make story stones
60. Play Simon Says
61. Play Red Light, Green Light
62. Feed the Ducks
63. Family Nap Day (Parents too!)
64. Try Geocaching 
65. Visit a new park
66. Go to the park at the library 
67. Attend a free kids workshop
68. Tour a local factory
69. Go to the aquarium
70. Organize a Summer Camp Exchange
71. Go a nature walk
72. Silly Races
73. Build something enormous
74. Create a new game
75. Make a home movie
76. Draw a Mini-Me on poster board
77. Sword fight with pool noodles
78. Climb a tree
79. Build a tree house
80. Write/illustrate a book
81. Make crayon rubbings
82. Outdoor Bingo - Nature items
83. Go bird watching
84. Create a Kid's Art Gallery
85. Build wind chimes (out of cans)
86. Build a bird feeder
87. Neighborhood squirt bottle or water gun fight
88. Get a backyard pool
89. Live in a fort for one day
90. Have a pajama day (or two!)
91. Watermelon eating contest
92. Trace shadows
93. Write a letter to a friend
94. Sharpie tie-dye t-shirts
95. Create a summer music play list
96. Go on a photo scavenger hunt
97. Play backyard Frisbee golf
98. Balloon ping pong
99. Start a summer journal
100. Play flashlight tag
101. Play hide-and-seek in the dark
102. Build a Terrarium
103. Visit a pick-your-own farm
104. Visit a petting zoo
105. Bake cookies together
106. Make a marble run
107. Watch a sunset