andreaThe youth at Ranch Ehrlo Society are always going somewhere, doing something, or seeing someone. Their days are planned to ensure there is always activity, because after all, active youth are engaged youth.

 

You might hear "I'm bored" in your house. Don't worry. We have you covered.

You don’t need a big stack of cash, a wild imagination, or personal planner to keep yourself active. Below is a list of 100 things (almost) anyone can do to eat up those rainy days, winter weekends, or moments of boredom.


  1. Go tobogganing

  2. Rent a movie or go to the drive-in

  3. Try canoeing or kayaking

  4. Paint something

  5. Wash a car

  6. Play catch

  7. Visit a swimming pool or splash pad

  8. Play a board game

  9. Write a letter

  10. Take a road trip

  11. Bake

  12. Go go-carting

  13. Visit the science centre

  14. Plant a garden

  15. Make smores (in the microwave or over a fire)

  16. Visit your family

  17. Go to the library

  18. Have lunch with an old friend

  19. Go skating

  20. Have a slumber party

  21. Play old Nintendo video games

  22. Call up a friend

  23. Tie dye a shirt

  24. Read a book

  25. Paint your nails

  26. Dance

  27. Clean up your computer

  28. Make a scrapbook

  29. Visit a museum

  30. Explore a new neighbourhood

  31. Go for a bike ride

  32. Make homemade cards

  33. Take a nap

  34. Play in the water sprinkler

  35. Volunteer your time

  36. Teach yourself a card trick

  37. Start a journal

  38. Play with a pet

  39. Have a bubble bath

  40. Shop online

  41. Build something

  42. Listen to music

  43. Find a festival, a fair, or a parade

  44. Go through your closet and donate the clothes you don’t wear

  45. Feed the ducks

  46. Play in the rain

  47. Pick berries

  48. Watch a sports game

  49. Read the newspaper

  50. Cook for someone

  51. Surf the net

  52. Visit the SPCA

  53. Make your own jewellery

  54. Tidy up

  55. Have a picnic

  56. Skype or Facetime a long-distance friend

  57. Have bonfire

  58. Do a good deed

  59. Help a friend

  60. Have a water fight

  61. Make paper mache

  62. Go to the sand dunes

  63. Create a fort

  64. Play hop scotch

  65. Host a barbecue

  66. Create a treasure hunt

  67. Fly kites

  68. Go Geocaching

  69. Paint each other’s faces

  70. Blow bubbles

  71. Go fishing

  72. Make a gingerbread house

  73. Play dress up

  74. Build paper airplanes

  75. Make a time capsule

  76. Lay a blanket on the grass and watch the clouds

  77. Go to a farmers market or flea market

  78. Play with sidewalk chalk

  79. Have a TV series marathon

  80. Exercise

  81. Make play dough

  82. Visit a park

  83. Watch funny Youtube clips

  84. Camp in your backyard

  85. Make a mixed CD or playlist

  86. Go stargazing

  87. Go to the beach

  88. Complete a puzzle

  89. Rearrange your furniture

  90. Host a potluck

  91. Play charades

  92. Go garage sailing

  93. Light sparklers

  94. Start a blog

  95. Build sand castles or snowmen

  96. Go for a hike

  97. Visit a zoo or a farm

  98. Play flashlight tag

  99. Try a new recipe

  100. Relax