Things to do when bored no technology

So you're home with your kids for an extended amount of time. Click to read about some ways to keep your kids entertained while your social distancing.

NO SCREENTIME UNTIL - this free printable gives your kids a to-do list before they are allowed to have screentime. This is genius because it gives our kids something else to get lost in before they start on screentime. It takes the focus off of screentime & they end up playing in their room or drawing or building a fort, etc... Love this free no screentime until printable sheet. #NoScreentimeUntil #BORED #kids #Screentime #ElectronicFreeZone

Below, we’ve put together an extensive list of things for tweens to do at home so that if -- when! -- boredom sets in we can refer to it and either pick something from our list to do or, at the very least, be inspired by all of the fun and interesting choices that that there are for us to choose from.

Do you have a long weekend ahead with no money in site? Try having a no-spend weekend! Check out this list of 30 free things to do that don't require money.

Trying to come up with a few fun challenges for teens activities that aren't technology driven? Are you looking for something other than #videogames to entertain your teens when there are snow days and no school, or on summer vacation? We have 45 tips and ideas for fun challenges for teens for you over at www.funattic.com — Feel free to use them to stop the boredom and keep them off the computer for a bit. #funchallengesforteens #teenentertainment

We are big on scavenger hunts lately! My four-year-old asks me daily, "Can we make a list and find stuff?" That would be a scavenger hunt. Last month, we stayed at a house in Lake Placid with a few other families (11 adults, 8 kids ages 1-8). We try to get the kids out of the house during the day, but once the sun goes down it's cold…so I even brought a scavenger hunt there as one of the activities to keep the kids occupied in the house. Worked like a charm. As you can imagine, we are…