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We know there are bigger things to worry about right now, but cabin fever doesn’t have to be one of them. We can take this opportunity to spend more time with our families, learn a new skill, even get caught up on our to-do lists.
Here we provide a few ideas to get you started—there’s a whole world to explore!
PLAY CARD GAMES
Play card games like Go Fish, Penny Poker, Spoons, or Concentration. Find more online at bit.ly/play-cards
BUILD A BLANKET FORT
Being stuck at home is the perfect time to build an epic fort, so grab your blankets and start moving the furniture.
CREATE AN INDOOR SCAVENGER HUNT
Keep your kids occupied and laughing for hours with a scavenger hunt.
BE A DIGITAL VOLUNTEER
Become a Smithsonian Digital Volunteer and transcribe historical documents. bit.ly/smithsonian-volunteer
WRITE LETTERS
Make the day brighter for an elderly person bit.ly/letters-to-elderly or someone in need bit.ly/letters-to-strangers
READ DIGITAL LIBRARY BOOKS
Download the Libby App to tap into digital library books. bit.ly/libby-books-online
LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE
Brush up on your high school Spanish or learn a completely new language. duolingo.com
PICK UP A NEW SKILL
Explore new skills, deepen an existing passion and get lost in creativity. lynda.com or skillshare.com
LISTEN TO TED TALKS
Get inspired – listen to “ideas worth spreading.” ted.com
CHALLENGE AND IMPROVE YOUR MIND
Improve your memory and your focus on brain games from Lumosity. lumosity.com
COOK AT HOME WITH CHEFS
Cook along with your favorite chefs at the Food Network Kitchen. You’ll learn new cooking skills and enjoy meals at home. bit.ly/cook-with-chefs
HELP YOUR KIDS LEARN AT HOME
Scholastic Learn at Home offers projects to keep kids reading, thinking and growing. bit.ly/scholastic-at-home
DOWNLOAD PDF: The Great Indoors
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