Make your own adventures by checking things off your bucket list! Does your bucket list include visiting a museum, restaurant, or park? Or maybe visiting someplace new? Share the top five things on your bucket list that you hope to accomplish next summer (2021), the year after (2022) or whenever we will all be able to freely travel again! 

Take a photo of your favorite book or one you've recently enjoyed reading or listening to  (you do NOT have to be in the picture unless you really want to be!) and email to Christine LaTerra, Youth Services Librarian at claterra@pls-net.org

Learn about animals by acting them out through simple yoga poses for kids. Follow the animal yoga sequence below or make up your own yoga journey!

Use the Emojis to guess the name of the book. How well do you know your Emojis?

Using the provided clue(s), guess the name of the fairy tale!

*Need a hint? Try one of these: Alice In Wonderland, Beauty And The Beast, Cinderella, Goldilocks, Hansel And Gretel, Jack And The Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, Pinocchio, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, Three Billy Goats Gruff, The Princess And The Pea, The Three Little Pigs.

Complete any two (2) activities in this Kids' Boredom Busters mission and earn 200 points! Send a picture of your completed activities (you do not have to be in the picture unless you want to be) to Ms . Christine at claterra@pls-net.org

https://shapinguptobeamom.com/quarantine-bucket-list-for-kids/

Many thanks to Shaping Up To Be a Mom.com for this fun "quarantine bucket list."

*Choose any one or more of these fun and interesting story starters below and write a story (1-2 pages), and/or draw a picture (or pictures).  Have Mom or Dad take a picture of your story or drawings and email it to Ms. Christine at claterra@pls-net.org

What If… (story starters courtesy of Organized Classroom.com):

• the tigers at the zoo escaped?
• it started snowing during the summer?
• the sky was green and the grass was blue?
• you found the end of the rainbow?
• you won the lottery?
• your pet suddenly could talk?
• you could only eat your favorite food everyday for the rest of your life?
• we found another planet in space that was just like ours?
• video games no longer worked?
• polar bears stopped roaring and started tweeting like a bird?
• phones only worked if they were plugged into the wall?
• squares could roll?
• people were born old and got younger every day?
• snow was made of chocolate?
• you could fly?
• everyone had a dolphin as a pet?
• socks were worn outside of shoes?
• today was opposite day?
• you could only speak in rhymes?
• everyone agreed on everything?

Do you love animals? Guess what animal each tail belongs to! 

*Need a hint? Try one of these! Alligator, beaver, chameleon, elephant, giraffe, lemur, pig, tiger, whale, zebra.

Little ones have active imaginations! Have your child, grandchild or other young relative tell you a story and fill in the questions below based on the story they told you.

Every writer has moments when their mind goes blank. It can be frustrating and annoying when you really want to write something, but just don’t know where to start. Use the following activities to help you turn that blank page into an unforgettable story!