Design a mini-golf course with a few holes using things around your house.
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How to Play
Everyone starts from a common point on each course (known as a “hole”).
They then hit their ball through the course trying to use as few hits (strokes) as possible.
Each stroke is worth 1 point
You can either all play at once, taking turns to hit your balls and marking the spot with a penny so you don't become an obstacle for the next player, or you can finish each hole one at a time.
When you are all going at once, each player hits their ball down the hole in turn.
Alternatively, each player plays through a hole before the next player goes.
The winner is whomever has the LOWEST amount of strokes by the end of the course, and therefore took the fewest number of tries to get their ball in the hole.
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Create awesome art by repurposing everyday materials.
Grow your Vocabulary
Make a Large Paper Plate Flower
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Edith Nesbit was a British children’s author and social activist who lived through the First World War as well as a flu pandemic in 1918. This story is fantasy, and substitutes an invasion of dragons for more realistic world issues, but it has a great message about never being too young to work together and make a difference
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Ages: 7+ (a parent/guardian may help if necessary)
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If you like drawing, using your imagination, or sports, this will be a fun activity for you! You will be in charge of responsibilities ranging from designing your team’s uniforms to setting your team’s starting lineup. The goals of the activity are to be creative, learn about the various responsibilities of teams, and have fun.
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Sports Team Name, Logo, and Uniforms
Stadium Design, Food, and Team Merchandise
Roster
Community Engagement