08 July 2020, 16:33
1. Light up the place
Use solar path and string lights to create heart, messages or inside decorative jars and vases. Make your yard sparkle.
Solar light ideas
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2. Socialize with neighbors in your own yards
Ask a few neighbors if they'd sit on their driveways to enjoy some music (if someone plays the guitar or an instrument -- even better!) There are many ways to have fun with others not mingling in each other's homes or yards. Contests like paper air plane racing or hula hoops are great ways to enjoy family, friends, and neighbors.
Paper airplane contests
35 backyard games
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3. Get away from the heat, but not your backyard, and have fun with water!
Make homemade foam machine, slip and slide or misting machine for your backyard.
Building a a foam machine from a leaf blower and a water pump
DIY water misting system
Homemade slip and slide
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4. Get crafty and charitable!
Find old toys, spruce them up and donate them to kids who will really enjoy something new with which to play.
Donate your toys
25 ways to repurpose toys
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5. Reuse those boxes!
While at home, people placed more orders for delivery of their household goods than normal, which means that those cardboard boxes have really piled up!
Reuse those boxes and make them into play forts in the yard, paint or paper over them to create stylish and colorful containers for your bookshelves, or start a compost and compost your cardboard boxes to make great soil for your flowers and trees.
15 ways to repurpose a box
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