Children and adults can enjoy these games and activities. Build social skills and get bodies moving!

• Take a walk or hike together.
• Walk the dog (if you have one) or offer to walk a neighbor’s dog.
• Play in a sprinkler.
• Play hide and seek.
• Have a family track meet (run, skip, jump, hop, race).
• Have scavenger hunts.
• Play in the water at a nearby river or lake. Be sure that children wear life vests for safety.
• Play games you remember from when you were a child. Some examples are Simon Says, tag, or freeze tag. Here are instructions on how to play these example games.
• Make a hopscotch grid with sidewalk chalk.
• Play kickball with a large, soft ball.
• Go roller skating or bicycling around the neighborhood or a park.
• Younger children can have fun with four-wheeled scooters, tricycles and big wheels.
• If you live in an area that is not safe for riding or is too hilly, go to your local school parking lot on a weekend. Those are usually open and flat. 
• Make up and play your own family version of an outdoor game.
• Create a "carwash" for kids' toys.
• Make homemade bubbles, then chase, catch, and pop them. To make your own bubble solution, mix 1 cup no tears baby shampoo with 3 cups of water.