Squeezing Out Every Last Ounce of Summer - riojasnoremse

I have been seeing a lot of my family and friend photos happening Instagram and Facebook about their children's first years of school. Yikes! Information technology seems so soon! Happily, our kids still have 2 weeks left of summertime. And I need to take in every last second of it!

Kids at the Beach

To help me with this, I've partnered up with Odwalla Smoothies for Kids, becoming the Play ambassador for their Goodness Grove residential area over at BlogFrog. This community is a avid place to ask questions all well-nig kids and rock-loving living. And today I've been enlisted to come with up with shipway to serve get our kids active and gaming. And I'm all nearly playtime.

Here are 5 activities to fork over around supernumerary summer fun in front (or while) school starts!

1. Take combined much trip to the beach: We love the beach. But really, who doesn't? This shoemaker's last time we went to the beach, I made it a point to really dive in with the kids. I've found if I give the sack help out by protrusive them hit with a sand castle OR a monster vent pitcher, they will be set for hours of fun in the Dominicus.

2. Head to the mountains: Take a folk day get off, OR even an overnight camping trip, and head KO'd for a family hike. Hiking can bring down about so umpteen fun conversations when you're wide in the woods on a windy way of life. Follow these 10 tips and you're all set for an adventure!

3. Make a batch of bubbles: I think bubbles are matchless of those toys that my kids can play with for years. Whether you buy the spill safe containers, which I love, operating room make your have bubbles, get blowing some fabulous bubbles in the backyard.

4. Giant full-size spider web: All you need for this activity is a ball of cheap $2 yarn and few patio chairs. We've straight-grained used our wall up and indefinite of our rose bushes to realize it all across our yard. Half the fun is in making a giant World Wide Web and the other half is being the "spider" formerly the net is complete. Pass the kids tasks as they climb down through and through the net: don't touch the cosmic string, carry a stuffed animallike finished, only climb under whol the recital.

5. Take over a bike parade: With a little tape and a roll of streamers, you're set to look fancy for a neighborhood bike exhibit. Phone over a a couple of friends, survive a party as you craft in the lead your bikes, and then find a loop or a Park you can picture off your stuff.

And obviously Odwalla would dear for you to remember their pull the leg of-friendly smoothies when you're out and about with the kids, institute in the icebox section of your topical grocery store. It's a sweet and healthy treat when you're on the go! Here's a little much about Odwalla Smoothies for Kids:

To each one of the spick-and-span smoothies contains 100% juice and counts as unrivaled service of fruit
They too contain 50% Daily Value of ascorbic acid
Gluten free and ready-made with no added sugar
The new line of lunchbox-suitable, non-from-center smoothies
Odwalla Smoothies for Kids comes in three kid-friendly flavors such as Hemangioma simplex Banana Jungle™, Mango Pineapple Island™ and Grape Charles Edward Berry Prairie™.
While Odwalla Smoothies for Kids has no sugar added, keep out in mind that each box contains 110-120 calories, and therefore is non a reduced calorie food
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To each one Odwalla Smoothies for Kids box contains one serving of fruit. This is a great start to incorporating fruit into the diet – just remember that the 2010 Dietetic Guidelines for Americans recommend the majority of your daily yield intake comes from whole fruit.

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Odwalla has asked me to be a Good Mom embassador through BlogFrog. I am being compensated for my engagement in the curriculum just all opinions hardcore in the post are my own and not those of Odwalla or The Coca-Cola Party.

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 people in Seattle, WA. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY web site with kids craft tutorials, home decor ideas, and simple recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Too soon Childhood and Elementary teaching degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativeness here at Reach and Takes!