3. Build-a-Bear Workshop
4. Cotton Ball Bunny
5. Back Yard Inflatable Pool
6. Go to a Baseball Game
7. Visit the Children's Farmstead
8. Visit the Botanical Gardens
10. Make a Summer Salad
11. Melted Crayon Art
12. Make Playdough
15. Make Fruit Salad
18. Sing Songs About Summer
22. Swim at Sejla's Pool
24. Go to Art Camp
29. Paint Ceramics
30. Go to the Downtown Library
33. Weekend Trip to the Zoo and Children's Museum in a Neighboring State
34. Children's Museum (local)
35. See the Saint Louis Arch
39. Mommy/Taylor Date
40. Mommy/Kendal Date
41. Daddy/Taylor Date
42. Daddy/Kendal Date
43. Farmers Market
46. Donuts with Daddy
47. Hike the Nature Trail
48. Story Time at the Library
50. Ride the Mini Train
52. See a Puppet Show
53. Go on a Bug Hunt
55. Children's Art Center
57. Spend a Day at the Lake
58. Visit a "Big Kids Climbing Park"
59. Visit Our Favorite Park
61. Science Museum
63. Go on Papa's Boat
64. Summer Chore Chart
65. Find Art Projects in Library Books and Do Them
It's never too late to start a chore chart is it? We were out of the state for a lot of June visiting family and never seemed to get that one going after we got home. It need to start...tomorrow...So we're at 43% completion and have less than month of what is "technically" summer vacation to go. But, let's be honest, I have no intention of going to Build-a-Bear, so we'll never get 100% (Sorry, T). I also feel that our summer has been jam-packed full of activity. I think we'll give this list until Labor Day and see how many things we can check off.