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>#212: Make a Milkshake

>Yum! An excellent way to cool down. Mix ice cream or frozen yogurt in a blender along with a banana (for that milkshakey thickness) and a little bit of milk or soy milk. Add frozen or fresh fruit. Ta-da! Time to slurp it up through a straw. Make this a family activity: make enough for

>#210: Spin Until You’re Dizzy

>Spin around and around and around. Are you dizzy? Try walking in a straight line? Can you? Whoa! Look out for that wall! (If you get to dizzy, trying spinning a top, like above, instead.) Make this a family activity: see how fast mom and dad get dizzy. This activity promotes balance.

Bury Your Legs in the Sand

>Sand, sand, glorious sand! Sit down and bury your legs in the sand. Make this a family activity: bury your mom’s legs, your dad’s legs, your brother’s legs, your sister’s legs, the dog’s legs… This activity promotes tactile awareness and well as engineering skills.

>#207: S’mores

>Hey, how about some s’mores to go with yesterday’s campfire? Wait until the fire burns down to coals. Then you are ready to make s’mores. You will need marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers (or arrowroot cookies). Place chocolate on one cookie. If you have a grate over the firepit, place the cookie there so the