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Athena
My sister is eleven and I'm 22 because of the age difference she acts really mature for her age. I need to find a gift that allows her to just play cause right now she spends a lot of time doing things like make-overs and designing her room. I want her to play, any ideas?
Answer
A fresh new baby niece or nephew to play with!
haha
or if you don't feel like giving her thattt, you could try getting her a big kid toy
11 is just getting out of that age though. and since she's mature she probably wouldn't like something like a new bike lol.
maybe instead of buying her a gift, try spending more quality time with her to get her out of doing make overs and room designing. I dont know how much time you spend with her, but it might be nice to take her to the movies, or out to lunch.
Oh or take her and her friends on a field trip! haha, to the zoo or something (:
A fresh new baby niece or nephew to play with!
haha
or if you don't feel like giving her thattt, you could try getting her a big kid toy
11 is just getting out of that age though. and since she's mature she probably wouldn't like something like a new bike lol.
maybe instead of buying her a gift, try spending more quality time with her to get her out of doing make overs and room designing. I dont know how much time you spend with her, but it might be nice to take her to the movies, or out to lunch.
Oh or take her and her friends on a field trip! haha, to the zoo or something (:
What are some random things to do outside?
firedragon
I always go outside but there's practically nothing to do. Sure, I can bike or skateboard... but that stuff gets boring after a while. I don't have any forest around my house, so that's out of the question. Please, I need at least something to do outside since y parents make me go out so much. Also, there's only one practical rural thing outside that may give you ideas, and that's the 5 pine trees in my backyard.
Answer
I was constantly forced to go outside as a kid, and I plan on making my children do it as well when I have them.
1. Go for walks
2. Make "nature mobiles" with things that you find around your neighborhood and hang them from the trees.
3. Bury a time capsule
4. Start a garden (vegetable or flower)
5. Stare at the clouds.
6. Build a tree house or fort
7. Find some friends and play bocce, can jam, frisbee, or whatever you want.
8. Build a swing off one of the trees with some rope and a piece of wood.
9. Find a dog/cat/rabbit/pet turtle and take it outside.
10. Meditate. Find your inner you.
11. Take photographs of your neighborhood.
12. Think about geo-caching.
13. Build some bird houses out of wood or recycled materials and put them up in the trees.
14. Write poems that are inspired by completely mundane things in your yard (ode to a puddle)
15. Lay out a blanket on the lawn and read in the sun.
16. Draw with chalk on the sidewalk or driveway or patio.
17. Set up a treasure hunt. Leave clues around the neighborhood.
18. Buy some bubble solution or make your own out of dishwashing liquid and water. Blow bubbles.
19. Fly a Kite
20. Fly a paper airplane
21. See if your parents can get a chimnea, so you can roast marshmallows!
22. Build a hammock
23. Make a tent. Camp out in it.
24. Try to make a solar oven, and cook something. Force a family member to eat it (hot dogs work well.)
25. If all else fails force your parents to come outside and play with you. That'll teach them.
I was constantly forced to go outside as a kid, and I plan on making my children do it as well when I have them.
1. Go for walks
2. Make "nature mobiles" with things that you find around your neighborhood and hang them from the trees.
3. Bury a time capsule
4. Start a garden (vegetable or flower)
5. Stare at the clouds.
6. Build a tree house or fort
7. Find some friends and play bocce, can jam, frisbee, or whatever you want.
8. Build a swing off one of the trees with some rope and a piece of wood.
9. Find a dog/cat/rabbit/pet turtle and take it outside.
10. Meditate. Find your inner you.
11. Take photographs of your neighborhood.
12. Think about geo-caching.
13. Build some bird houses out of wood or recycled materials and put them up in the trees.
14. Write poems that are inspired by completely mundane things in your yard (ode to a puddle)
15. Lay out a blanket on the lawn and read in the sun.
16. Draw with chalk on the sidewalk or driveway or patio.
17. Set up a treasure hunt. Leave clues around the neighborhood.
18. Buy some bubble solution or make your own out of dishwashing liquid and water. Blow bubbles.
19. Fly a Kite
20. Fly a paper airplane
21. See if your parents can get a chimnea, so you can roast marshmallows!
22. Build a hammock
23. Make a tent. Camp out in it.
24. Try to make a solar oven, and cook something. Force a family member to eat it (hot dogs work well.)
25. If all else fails force your parents to come outside and play with you. That'll teach them.
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