August is Family Fun Month – so what better way to try out some new family fun activities? Let’s face it, most families could use more time together, and trying new things with your kids is a great way to bond and for you all to get to know each other better. If you are bored of traditional activities like going to the movies and out for pizza, here are some perhaps new to you activities to help you celebrate Family Fun Month.
10 Family Fun Activities For Family Fun Month
Adventures in Geocaching | Juggling Act Mama
Did you know that there are almost 2.5 MILLION active geocaches and over 6 MILLION geocachers in the world right now? So, if you are worried that this is too new and you won’t be able to participate, you might want to think again. There are sites to help guide you in your search {including the one I am linking to} as well as apps that you can download to your phone to get started.
Tin can indoor golf – fun from recycled junk! | The Craft Train
Free Printable: Family Dinner Questions | How Does She
DIY Lawn Twister | Stockpiling Moms
Letterboxing with your kids | Overstuffed
I think Letterboxing sounds like a fun time. I think the hubs and I will be trying this one soon. I really enjoy the idea of stamping your book, kind of like a passport. If you would like to learn more about Letterboxing, be sure to check the site I linked to.
Hiking Scavenger Hunt | My Kids Make
Fake Camping with Kids | When You’re Not Yet Ready for the Real Thing | Chaos is Bliss
Lego Game: Timed Building | Frugal Fun for Boys
Family Fun: Park Hopping | The Dating Divas
Frisbee Tic-Tac-Toe | One Creative Mommy
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Thanks for including my Geocaching post, Dawn!
You are totally welcome! Thanks for the help with this post. ;)
Lawn Twister and Frisbee Tic-Tac-Toe FTW! These are all great ideas, but these particular two are just the best.
Great ideas!! We love geo-caching!!
These are all such great ideas!! Especially love the frisbee tic tac toe:)
My brother would take his kids geocaching and they had such a great time finding their treasures. The twister looks super fun for adult too ;)
What an awesome idea to paint the grass with a Twister board. That is tremendously inspiring for a fun afternoon (or several!) outside with the kids.
That Twister game in the yard is too cool. So creative! I love it.
LOVE the Twister on the lawn idea---very creative!
Letterboxing is a lot of fun! My daughter started out doing that and still likes it a lot. She added geocaching to the mix now too.
Does she prefer one or the other out of letterboxing and geocaching?
Those are so creative! I love the lawn Twister!