Summer is upon us. The time when school is out for a few months (although it seems shorter every year) and kids of all ages—even teens—have to figure out what to do with their free time.
Some, of course, have it all mapped out in the spring. They plan to play travel ball or do gymnastics or attend summer camp. Most, however, don’t do much thinking about it, and find themselves vegging out in front of a video game console or on their phones all day. It’s not a healthy scenario.
So, below I offer some ideas that a student could find fun and engaging, yet at the same time grow a little in the process. You can offer a list of suggestions for activities that will develop their social, emotional and intellectual muscles in the process. It was inspired by Suburban Simplicity. See if any of these may work for you.
https://growingleaders.com/blog/twelve-ideas-for-students-to-try-during-summer-break/?mc_cid=e943a49a1f&mc_eid=b8b70472d9
