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Screen-free Activities – Summer Ideas and Inspiration for Creative Kids

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Screen-free Activities – Ideas and Inspiration for Creative Kids

Are you on a mission to cut down on your kids’ screen time? Maybe you’re brainstorming ways to keep them entertained on rainy days without resorting to tablets or TVs, or you’re dreaming of a screen-free summer filled with fun and creativity. I created this resource just for you!

Over 100 screen-free activities in 18 categories, this guide is packed with exciting ideas and inspiration that your kids will love.

Screen-free Activities – Ideas and Inspiration for Creative Kids

Are you on a mission to cut down on your kids’ screen time? Maybe you’re brainstorming ways to keep them entertained on rainy days without resorting to tablets or TVs, or you’re dreaming of a screen-free summer filled with fun and creativity. I created this resource just for you!
 
My four-page guide is packed with exciting ideas and inspiration for screen-free activities that your kids will love. From learning new skills to drawing, inventing, sculpting, and outdoor art activities, this guide covers it all. I’ve included categories like sensory play, creative writing projects, brain-stretching challenges, body-moving activities, auditory adventures, and so much more.
 
The best part? Most of these activities are designed to spark your child’s imagination and let them explore independently, so you don’t have to directly supervise. Each category has multiple ideas to ignite creativity, keep them engaged, and help them discover new ways to learn and play—without a screen.
 
Suitable for hanging on the wall as a visual cue for non-screen activities (perfect size for standard sheet protectors or for laminating), or for hole-punching to insert in a binder.

Over 100 screen-free ideas in 18 categories

**Additional option:
The Expanded Version of the guide has options to begin with a screen. This is a hybrid option that gives even more flexibility with specific links to use for things like learning new art techniques, or accessing an audio story online. The basic idea remains the same: get kids off screens and actively learning and playing. But sometimes it helps to watch a tutorial before beginning the activity – especially for visual learners.
 
THIS LISTING IS FOR THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF THE SCREEN-FREE GUIDE, AND DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY BONUS MATERIAL