Over 100 activities to beat the boredom blues:

ride bikes
roller blade
basketball
play board games
make a tent out of blankets
squirt with hoses
run through the sprinkler
jump rope
read books
blow bubbles
make homemade play dough play
crafts
paint a flower pot
draw
color
paint
watch a movie
write stories
examine bugs with a magnifying glass
act out a play
card games
make art on the front walkway with sidewalk chalk
play catch
collect rocks
collect leaves
collect feathers
throw a Frisbee
make Frisbee's out of old plastic lids
decorate with markers
write letters
read a magazine
play dress-up
play Cowboys and Indians
build a fort in your rooms or in the backyard
do a puzzle
play on the computer
listen to a story or book on tape
do brain teasers (ie: crosswords, word searches, hidden pictures, mazes, etc.)
cook prepare lunch
prepare a meal in "restaurant" style, complete with menus
play with toy cars
play dolls
play house
chase butterflies
collect caterpillars and bugs
plant a garden or plant a flower in a pot from a seed
catch fireflies
hunt for four-leaf clovers
play with water guns
run through the sprinkler
learn magic tricks
put on a magic show
make sock puppets
put on a puppet show
make homemade Christmas presents
make homemade gift cards
crochet or knit
make doll clothes
run relay races
make bookmarks
play with toys in the bath
make pictures out of the clouds
organize a dresser drawer
whittle bars of soap
perform a concert for family and friends
work with clay
design your own board game
build with blocks or Legos
make a dessert
paint the sidewalk with water
start a journal
play flashlight tag
check out a science book from the library and try some experiments
Start a bug collection
stargazing
catch butterflies
string dry noodles or O-shaped cereals into a necklace
glue noodles into a design on paper
play hopscotch
play jacks
make a teepee out of blankets
play charades
draw a cartoon strip
call a friend
cut pictures from old magazines and write a story
make a collage using pictures cut from old magazines
plan an imaginary trip around the world (research on the internet to find good places to eat, stay, waterparks, etc.
brainstorm a science-fiction story
put together a neighborhood newspaper (articles about movie reviews, best places in town, classified ads, etc)
bake a batch of cookies
decorate a shoe box
decorate a shoe box like your room from materials around the house
make a hideout or clubhouse
make paper airplanes
make paper boats
learn origami
make an obstacle course in your backyard
make friendship bracelets for your friends
play tag
make food sculptures (from pretzels, gumdrops, string licorice, raisins, cream cheese, peanuts, peanut butter, etc.) and then eat it
start a club
join a sports team

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