Fun and Engaging Spring Break Activities

Spring Break Activiities

Worried your child will lose everything they’ve learned over spring break? Try not to stress—one week away from school won’t cause long-term setbacks. In fact, a break can often be just what your child needs to recharge and reset!

If you’re looking for simple ways to keep your child engaged (and off the couch), here are a few fun activities to challenge their skills and keep them in school shape:

Spring Scavenger Hunt Create a list of items to find (flower bud, bird, something yellow, a smooth rock). 

Skills built: vocabulary, descriptive language, observation, attention.

 Backyard Science Experiments

• Grow seeds in a clear cup

• Make a baking soda volcano

• Test what sinks or floats 

  
  

Skills built: prediction, sequencing, problem-solving.

Vacation Postcards Write and mail postcards to friends or family. 

Skills built: handwriting, sentence formation, communication.

Story Building Game Take turns adding one sentence to create a silly story. 

Skills built: creativity, listening, turn-taking.

Build a Fort or Obstacle Course Create a pillow fort or indoor obstacle path.

Skills built: gross motor skills, problem-solving, teamwork.

“Restaurant Day” at Home Kids take orders, write menus, and serve food. 

Skills built: conversation skills, role play, organization.