The Ultimate No Spend or Low Spend Bored Jar list 6

In addition to our fabulous summer bucket list and activity list, we have a Bored Jar that I made last summer and that Cass has updated using lolly sticks.  So here is our ultimate bored jar list, over 110 ideas to keep the children occupied and busy this summer.

1. Let’s play – Read a book
2. Go on your DS for 30 minutes
3. Research the Romans on the computer
4. Let’s cook – Biscuits
5. Let’s cook – make pizza
6. Tidy your room
7. Pick a flower and paint a picture of it
8. Go swimming
9. Call on a friend
10. Do the washing up
11. Make music
12. Go to the library
13. Make rocky road or fridge cake
14. Hopscotch
15. Make an obstacle course
16. Groom the dog
17. Colour in a book
18. Clean your bedroom
19. Learn how to skip
20. Help pair socks
21. Draw around your sibling or parent
22. Write 5 things you love about each member of your family
23. Play with Lego
24. Do a jigsaw
25. Paint rocks
26. Scoot around the block
27. Make fingerprint animals
28. Feed the ducks
29. Put up the play tent
30. Play with the toy cars
31. No electronics for the rest of the Day
32. Make cards
33. Have a bath

1. Write a story starting with “David had to find out where Rocky had gone…………………”
2. Draw a map of our house
3. Find out how many bones are in the human body
4. Have a shower
5. Draw a robot and label all its parts
6. Pretend you are a knight
7. Sort the laundry
8. Make paper aeroplanes
9. Have a tea party with your friends
10. Empty the dishwasher
11. Jump up and down 20 times
12. Let’s cook – cupcakes
13. Let’s cook – you choose
14. Put on a DVD
15. Go out on your Bike
16. Get the paint out
17. Go to a park
18. Water the plants
19. Make homemade bubbles
20. Have an ice-cream
21. Make hot chocolate
22. Vacuum the stairs
23. Craft with Mum
24. Set the table
25. 1 chore of Mums choice
26. Draw a comic
27. Play with Playmobil
28. 30 minutes on the Wii
29. Make Jelly 
30. Feed the ducks
31. Make a bird feeder
32. Build a den
33. Science time
34. Draw a picture of our house from the outside
35. Time for a Science Experiment
36. Make a rainwater collector
37. Climb a tree
38. Make wooden spoon people
39. Spend 30 minutes on Moshi Monsters
40. Let’s cook – muffins
41. Make’/fly a kite
42. Let’s cook – Make popcorn
43. Go out on your Scooter
44. Board game
45. Roll down a hill
46. Go to the beach
47. Sort out your shoes
48. Borrow the camera
49. Find five toys to give away
50. Go for a walk
51. Sweep the ground floor
52. Do some stitching
53. 30 mins with Mum
54. Wash the car
55. Football match upstairs
56. 30 Minutes on the Xbox
57. Go to a Museum
58. Make a volcano
59. Make a bottle rocket
60. Plan dinner, write a menu, help cook and serve
61. Have a race
62. Build Sandcastles
63. Wash the pots
64. Plan a bean in a jar
65. Make finger puppets
66. Find shapes, animals and objects in clouds
67. Write a poem
68. Watch Phineas and Ferb
69. Pretend you are a cowboy
70. Make a family tree
71. Empty the dishwasher
72. Make a treasure map
73. Make a paper plate monster mask
74. Pretend you are a pirate
75. Learn how to use the washing machine
76. Go to soft play
77. Steam mop the bathrooms
78. Steam mop the kitchen
79. Make a paper boat
80. Take dog for a walk
81. Write to your penpal
82. Make a card
83. Prepare dinner

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