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Bake cookies for ice cream sandwiches.

Volunteer at a nature center.

Make a.

Have a luau in the backyard.

Visit the beach and collect shells.

Make a fort out of cardboard boxes.

Visit a farmer's market.

Stage an A to Z scavenger hunt, where you have to find something that starts with every letter. Here are.

Pick berries.

Have a picnic at a state park.

Make ice cream. Tipograph loves using, which you fill with ice cream base and kick around until frozen.

Go canoeing at a local lake.

Build a sandcastle.

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Forget cooking -- set up an ice cream sundae buffet for dinner.

Clean up trash at a local park.

Have a backyard campfire...or just use the grill! Roast hot dogs on sticks, pop popcorn and finish off with s'mores.

Make homemade pizza.

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