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 101 things to do at home
​Plus more!

Children 

  1. Make a silly sign to put by each sink to encourage hand washing (here are 20+ free printable handwashing posters if you prefer)
  2. Teach kids why it’s important to wash ands with this handwashing activity
  3. Bake Cookies, or cake, or bread (try our melt-in-your-mouth sugar cookie recipe that are so much fun to cut out into various shapes and frost)
  4. Have a tea party. Get dressed up and bring a doll or bear and host a party with tea or  apple juice and little snacks out of tea cups. This is sure to be a hit with young girls.
  5. Celebrate fun holidays with silly crafts and activities
  6. Build a Fort out of couch cushions, furniture and blankets, or this super cool fort kit.
  7. Make special popcorn (like oreo popcorn, carmel popcorn, etc. just search pinterest) and watch a movie together
  8. Play in the backyard (as of now, experts say you are fine to be outside as long as you are 6 feet from your neighbor)
  9. Draw on the driveway with chalk
  10. Ride your bike up and down the street (use a helmet please, the ER is not the place you want to be now!)
  11. Play backyard games like tic-tac-toe, jenga, giant yatzee, twister, connect four, croquet, badmitton, volleyball, etc.
  12. Kick a soccer ball back and forth or have a frienly family game
  13. Play a family game of PIG with your driveway basketball hoop (I would NOT go to the local park or invite over neighborhood friends during the pandemic)
  14. Just because the MLB delayed the start of baseball doesn’t mean you can’t play catch in the backyard
  15. Fly a kite (if you have a large backyard or a big empty field near your houes and local quarantine restrictions permit)
  16. Disneyland, and Disney Cruises may be closed…. but you can bring Disney magic into your day. Have a Disney Family Fun Day – ideas for themed food, games, crafts, etc. for a special day your kids will always remember
  17. Work on a 1000+ piece puzzle as a family
  18. Color a picture with crayons, markers, gel pens, or colored pencils (remember Amazon still delivers and, unlike hand sanitizer and chlorox / lysol spray, craft supplies are in stock!) We have over 500 pages of free coloring pages !
  19. Chances are you have some craft supplies like tp tubes, pipe cleaners, glue, construction paper, google eyes, tape, etc. around that you were meaning to make into a craft – no time like the present to make fun crafts for kids!
  20. Deep clean your house as a family
  21. Take time daily to pray for your friends / family / neighbors / community
  22. Call Grandma & Grandpa, Aunts & Uncles, Cousins, and friends on facetime / zoom / skype / facebook
  23. Make some silly playdough creations (you can grab free playdough mats here or try a new homemade playdough recipe here)
  24. Write a letter to family and friends or a pen pal (send via the mail, wait to mail it until the crisis passes, or take a picture and send the letter via messenger or email)
  25. Make a letter craft with your preschoolers – with one a day you will have crafts for almost a whole month!
  26. Make a souvenir – I don’t mean to trivialize what is going on at all, but with kids we also want to keep them calm and free from anxiety. Make a toilet paper themed craft to commemorate all the toilet paper craziness in the US.
  27. Blow bubbles! Don’t have any bubble solution on hand? Try our amazing homemade bubbles recipe
  28. Use lego to build landmarks from around the world, compete to build the tallest or most creative building, etc.
  29. Make an epic train track all around your living room
  30. Try Amazing Bubble Painting for Kids
  31. Whip up a batch of kid favorite SLIME! Here are our favorite slime recipes.
  32. Use this puffy paint recipe or these puffy paint recipe ideas to make a fun “3d” project
  33. Help kids learn some geography by pinpointing different cities on these free printable world map as you watch the news and hear different countries. For older students, you can work on statistics, epidimology, and math by graphing the growth of the pandemic.
  34. Younger students can seize the opportunity to learn about countries around the world with a less intense activity – they can color these Countries Around the World Coloring Pages to explore famous landmarks and cultures.
  35. Learn about the 50 US States with these super cute and fun-to-color 50 State Coloring Pages
  36. Make a fun hand art projects or alphabet handprint crafts
  37. Play a boardgame…. or two or three =) Here are some of our favorite board games to order on Amazon to try something new
  38. Prepare as scavenger hunt around your house (give clues on post it notes, picture clues, color scavenger hunt, alphabet scavenger hunt, etc.)
  39. Learn a new language online with rosetta stone or watch cartoons with the spanish language track
  40. Get a jump on Christmas by making some fun Christmas Crafts to give to family members in December
  41. Have a very merry unbirthday party – watch Alice in Wonderland, practice counting with these birthday cake playdough mats, make a birthday cake, etc.
  42. lp toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners practice their alphabet letters and learn their ABCs with these fun Alphabet Printables and ABC Games
  43. Prepare birthday cards for the next year so they are all ready to send out! You can get free printable birthday cards for kids to color!
  44. Have a fancy dinner where you all get dressed up, use a tablecloth and candles, and put on music while you eat
  45. Make some music. If your kids play instruments they can each work on a piece to perform. Or, make your own musical instruments to make your own music.
  46. Put on a circus at home where everyone works on an act. Have mom or dad be the ring leader and announce each act to thunderous appluase from your whole family. Just look for circus music in amazon music for your performance and have children see what is in a circus by watching Dumbo, The Greatest Showman, or google Ringling Brothers Circus on you tube to learn what acts are in a circus.
  47. Play with your food with these Animal Cookie Printables to practice counting to 10 or a montessori animal matching activity
  48. Have a fashion show where you make a runway out of  towels, put on some music, and mom or dad can announce each fashion piece as your girls and boys walk down the runway in styles they create from their closets, mom and dads closet, or their dress up clothes. You can take pictures using a cell phone or camera and post them on social media if you like
  49. Travel around the world by preparing meals from different countries by googling recipes online. Have people wear clothes inspired by that country, play typical music, and even make decorations that are common in that country.
  50. Have you children write and illustrate a story you can actually publish into a book with services like lulu. Or you can write the story together as a family
  51. Subscrive to one of the Kiwi Crate lines for activities delivered to your door with all the supplies you need! Our favorites are the Atlas Crafte around the world, Doodle crate with different crafts, Eureka crafts with epic projects for kids 14+ (pictured above), and Koala crafte with several projects a month for little tykes, Subscribe now and save $3.14 a month with code PIDAY
  52. Have a backyard campfire – roast marshmallows, sing songs, tell stories, and play campfire games.
  53. Look through old family photobooks, scrapbooks, and pictures and tell your kids stories about your family history
  54. Work on organizing your family pictures into photobooks using services like shutterfly
  55. Plan your next family vacation – date TBD. Talk to your kids about where they would want to go, google what you should see in the state or country. Plan your disney vacation with our tips here!
  56. Did you know you can go on every ride at Disney World watching videos on youtube? Print off a park map and sit around the computer screen. Then google each ride on you tube and you can take a virtual vacation! You can even make your own mickey pretzels as a snack – not disney snack credits required!
  57. Teach your dog a new trick – shake hands, roll over, jump through a hoop, etc. Lots of ideas online
  58. Practice math or letters with these free printable snack mats: Goldfish Counting, Fruit Loop / Skittle / M & M Alphabet Mats, Sorting Colors Mats, Ten Frame Snack Mats
  59. Make an obstacle course for kids out of furniture, crepe paper, string. Here is one we made with crepe paper for a bug unit to give you an idea!
  60. Build your own DIY simple machines from things you have laying around the house to sneak in some fun learning
  61. Have a spa day with your girls – do face masks, manicures / pedicures, soak feet in a foot bath, take a bath, put cucumbers on your face, give massages, makeovers, etc.
  62. Play your favorite video game or buy a new game to make the time extra fun!
  63. Pretend you have your own zoo and put animal figures or duplo figures arranged to make a zoo. Or have kids join in and pretend they are animals with these free printable animal masks. Older students may want to try creating their own zoo on Zoo Tycone.
  64. Have a family reading competition! Here are some great books lists for kids and printable book logs / charts
  65. Work on learning to count coins and tell american money apart with these coin recognition worksheets
  66. Play store by making or printing your own pretend money, put a price on everything in their play kitchen, and let kids go shopping and practice adding and subtracting money!
  67. Make your own pizza night – make a yeast crust and let people pick their own toppings
  68. Star Wars Marathon – watch all the star wars movies in a row from episode 1-9. Or any other series you like such as Toy Story 1-4 or Frozen 1 & 2, etc.
  69. Sneak in some american history and let kids binge watch Libery Kids to learn about the revolutionary war in a very engaging, historically acurate cartoon for kids
  70. Follow our simple instructions for how to make a lava lamp – this will amaze kids!
  71. Become super heroes! Have everyone create their own super hero name, power, costume. You can roll play some events, watch incredible 1 & 2, or older kids can watch marvel super hero movies
  72. Build your own Sundaes – have lots of fun toppings for kids to make their own ice cream creations. Or, make your own ice cream in a bag with this hands-on recipe for active kids.
  73. Buy a new lego set that he whole family will have fun building together
  74. Take a bubble bath, play with toys in the bath, or have a themed bath
  75. Once the sun goes down, turn off all the lights, hand out flashlights and play flashlight tag
  76. Have an EPIC game of hide and seek with your family throughout your house
  77. Make paper airplanes and have a competition to see whose goes the farthest
  78. Try guided art projects – by googling them on youtube (draw animals, people, famous places etc)
  79. Dive into a period of history with one of history units for kids
  80. Make an epic marble run out of the toy or DIY marble run
  81. Create beautiful origami creations (just google it or buy an origami book)
  82. Have a fun dance party with favorite music
  83. Get on pajamas and have a sleepover all together
  84. Create a human sundial on your driveway to show kids how time pases (or build a lego version)
  85. Play charades as a family for lots of fun and giggles. You can create your own or get this Charades for Kids we use all the time.
  86. Play an epic girls versus boys Pictionary game using dry erase boards or scratch paper!
  87. Create your own code or cipher and write each other hidden messages. You can do this activity on its own or as part of a spy themed day
  88. Work on memorizing a new passage of scripture together as a family (printable Bible verse cards)
  89. Create a road out of chalk on your driveway for little tykes vehices or bikes to drive through
  90. Teach kids to sew or knit
  91. Make this Amazing Tinfoil Art Project!
  92. Use kid-favorite Bingo Markers with our free Do a Dot Printables to practice a variety of skills
  93. Play BINGO (here are our free bingo printables) or memory game
  94. Make an indoor volleball game by attaching plates to paint stirers with staple or tape and using the diy paddles to keep a balloon in the air.
  95. Make Rock Candy
  96. Learn to make your own balloon animals
  97. Try one of these 100+ amazing Edible Science Experiments for Kids
  98. Have an epic Nerf War or Laster Tag game.  Form teams and see who comes out on top!
  99. See who can build the tallest tower or longest bridge out of marshmallows and dry spaghetti
  100. Host your own family olympics!  Try these ideas or try your favorite events.
  101. Minute to Win It Party – so many fun, silly activities that are sure to make kids giggle
  102. Make a GIANT domino run around your home (you may want to pick up a couple extra games for this one!)
  103. Help kids focus on all we have to be grateful for even during this unusual and scary time by creating a thankful box. Every day have kids share something they are thankful for, write it on a paper, and put it in the box.
  104. Get Healthy with af riendly physical fitness competition! See who can do the most sit ups in a minute, push-ups, jumping jacks, planks, etc.  With our kids we also do wheelbarrow races and handstands against the walls.
  105. Go on a virtual museum tour here
  106. Watch a live stream of the New York Met here
  107. Doodle with Mo Willems here.
  108. Get crafty in the kitchen here
  109. Embark on enrichment activities here
  110. Study up with the Scholastic digital hub here
  111. Take an adventure walk around the backyard or neighborhood
  112. Write haikus
  113. Build paper airplanes
  114. Learn to solve the Rubik's cube via YouTube
  115. Find three objects and learn to juggle
  116. Have a spa day (DIY mani/pedis, face masks, etc.)
  117. Build a fort with pillows and blankets
  118. Do Pinterest projects
  119. Dress up in old Halloween costumes and make a crazy movie or mini skits
  120. Make a music video
  121. Check out ChessKid.com (free site where kids play each other in chess)
  122. Paint a room together
  123. Video chat with friends
  124. Walk around the outdoor Lyndon Sculpture Garden for free (while keeping a distance of six feet from others)
  125. Plant seedlings for the summer garden
  126. Do some Mad Libs (Search "free Mad Libs" and print out)
  127. Sing karaoke
  128. Play Milwaukee Monopoly
  129. Learn how to Geocache here
  130. Get the Korg Kaossilator app free for a limited time and create the next electronic music hit
  131. Decorate a cardboard box to make a fort, rocketship, pirate ship
  132. Dress up as your favorite characters
  133. Create a LEGO city
  134. Make your own crossword puzzle (or sudoku, puzzle, logic problem, etc)
  135. Listen to podcasts
  136. Make your own podcast
  137. Randomly call out countries and then look on a map or globe to see where they are located
  138. Clean your room – including under your bed
  139. Take an online art lesson here
  140. Do chores for neighbors and the elderly
  141. Put all the toys you don't play with in a box for other kids to enjoy
  142. Create a dance, or watch a music video and learn that dance
  143. Play balloon tennis or any balloon game
  144. Make a mini golf course
  145. Give your stuffed animals a Lysol bath
  146. Learn about different species of dogs or cats or bugs via Google
  147. Read books out loud to each other
  148. Play 20 questions
  149. Make slime, here's a recipe
  150. Play World Geo Bingo, get it here
  151. Have a family meeting and make a list of places you want to travel together – near and far – in the future
  152. Create a scavenger hunt either indoors or out
  153. Write a letter to a grandparent, aunt, uncle, cousin or friend
  154. Make fortune tellers here
  155. Learn kid-friendly Spanish for free here
  156. Rearrange your bedrooms
  157. Play Hangman
  158. Learn to make balloon animals with this kit
  159. Find all the change in the house, count it and decide where to donate it
  160. Take a bubble bath or an "art bath" with shaving cream and bath crayons, etc.
  161. Learn a classic card game: solitaire, crazy 8s, slap jack, etc.
  162. Pretend the living room floor is lava
  163. Have a family poetry reading
  164. Go to a beach, collect a few rocks and paint them
  165. Study the phases of the moon here
  166. Have a jumping jacks contest
  167. Make a list of your favorite movies and then Google each one to find out something interesting you didn't know about it
  168. Call a friend on the phone (rather than connect on social media)
  169. Learn how to hand sew
  170. Play duck, duck, goose
  171. Lay down a clean sheet in an open room, set a popcorn popper on top of it without a lid and pop the corn (parents must be present)
  172. Blow bubbles
  173. Make zines with a single sheet of paper here
  174. Learn simple origami here
  175. Walk around the block backwards
  176. Tell stories about happy family memories
  177. Kids and parents take turns introducing each other to their favorite songs
  178. Learn cat's cradle here
  179. Make Kool- Aid play-doh with this recipe
  180. Visit BrainPop.com for more serious learning experiences
  181. Do a jigsaw puzzle
  182. Play Bananagrams or Boggle, both with educational qualities
  183. Get a magnifying glass and go on a hike here
  184. Teach kids domestic chores like laundry and dish washing
  185. Practice the lost art of cursive writing here
  186. Do yoga for kids here
  187. Pick one of the planets and find out 10 facts about it, then draw it
  188. Dye Easter eggs
  189. Watch a show on National Geographic
  190. Play school or bookstore
  191. Write raps and then perform them
  192. Look up knock-knock jokes online
  193. Read about the politician you want to vote for
  194. Read about the politician you don't want to vote for
  195. Take artsy photos on your phone around the topic "Favorite things in my home"
  196. Organize closets or junk drawers
  197. Go to Zenni.com and "try on" wild-looking glasses just for fun
  198. Do trust falls (adults must be present!)
  199. Make your own comic book
  200. Make a collage out of books, magazine, catalogs, recycled paper items, etc.
  201. Do as many sit ups as you can, followed by as many push-ups as possible
  202. Have a "dusting" party with loud music and finally dust all those places that never get dusted
  203. Learn the moonwalk here
  204. Mix kitchen liquids together and play alchemist (parents must be present!)
  205. Be bored – it leads to doing cool things we'd never think of otherwise

Adults 

  1. Read a book you’ve been dying to read
  2. Make an Amazon wishlist because it’s fun
  3. Go to a workout class
  4. Do a workout at home
  5. Go for a walk
  6. Listen to a podcast
  7. Watch a new series on Netflix
  8. Read a magazine
  9. Take a nap
  10. Do laundry
  11. Change the sheets
  12. Clean out your closet
  13. Re-organize some drawers
  14. Donate clothes
  15. Volunteer
  16. Go window shopping
  17. Try a new makeup look
  18. Clean out your makeup
  19. Cook something new
  20. Bake something new
  21. Bake cookies for a neighbor
  22. Make a 101 in 1001 list
  23. Clean your house top to bottom
  24. Watch a favorite movie
  25. Surprise someone with coffee or lunch
  26. Go walk on a trail in your city
  27. Write blog posts
  28. Work on your social media
  29. Take photos
  30. Take a class (online even)
  31. Explore
  32. Binge watch a show you love
  33. Clean out your car
  34. Wash your car
  35. Vacuum
  36. Mop
  37. Clean out your fridge or freezer
  38. Clean out your purse
  39. Do some ab workouts
  40. Give yourself a pedicure
  41. Try some new makeup palettes
  42. Rearrange your furniture
  43. Mix up your decor
  44. Change out pictures in frames
  45. FaceTime your family
  46. Call your grandparents
  47. Make a mood board or an inspiration board — Pinterest counts
  48. Have a coffee date with your bestie
  49. Clean up the files on your computer
  50. Organize Google Drive
  51. Organize your planner
  52. Read some news headlines from the day and find a few articles that interest you
  53. Do a puzzle or a crossword
  54. Make a document with important phone numbers
  55. Donate things you don’t need
  56. Vacation dream
  57. Clean your makeup brushes
  58. Get a massage
  59. Get a facial
  60. Get a mani/pedi
  61. Plan a trip to visit a friend
  62. Go to a yoga/pilates/barre class
  63. Head to the gym
  64. Go for a run
  65. Clean out your pantry
  66. Start a side hustle
  67. Make dinner for a friend/neighbor
  68. Make a list of finances
  69. Call cable, internet, XM radio and ask for a better deal
  70. Learn to make a fancy cocktail
  71. Journal
  72. Clean up your Facebook friends list/Twitter list etc
  73. Download a dating or friend app
  74. Watch the Harry Potter movies
  75. Read the Harry Potter books
  76. Color
  77. Dust your light fixtures
  78. Download the 7 Minute Work app and do it
  79. Make a new playlist
  80. Go to a wine/painting class
  81. Update your resume
  82. Try on fun fancy dresses at the mall
  83. Go to a famers market
  84. Meditate
  85. Have friends over for a game night
  86. Host a wine night
  87. Make a scrapbook
  88. Babysit for a friend
  89. Surprise your parents
  90. Do a DIY
  91. Check out a museum
  92. Meal prep
  93. Make smoothie bags
  94. Wash blankets from the couch
  95. Organize your basement or attic
  96. Have a slumber party by yourself (order pizza, put on some fun movies, pop some popcorn)
  97. Fine a new YouTube channel to binge
  98. Go to the movies alone
  99. Go try a new restaurant
  100. Make frozen yogurt
1. Complete a puzzle: The more pieces the better! Feeling extra saucy? Take on a Rubik's Cube. More of a word person? Crossword puzzle!
2. Start a journal or blog. Sure, it can be about the coronavirus, but it could also be about a specific interest from chess to cheese. 
3. If it won't bother your neighbors: Dust off that old instrument and practice.
4. Text all your exes just in case you have one more thing you wanted to get off your chest.
5. Write poetry. Perhaps you can craft a haiku for Mother's Day, or something without a specific structure. Just try it!
6. Watch all the really long movies you’ve avoided until now.
7. Download Duolingo, or a similar app, and teach yourself a foreign language.
8. Finally read “Infinite Jest,” “Les Miserables” or even “The Stand.” Go all in and read “Ulysses.” You got this. 
9. Meditate. Try lying down with your eyes closed, palms up and while focusing on your breath. Or spend 20 minutes sitting crosslegged and repeat a soothing word to yourself in your head. (The latter is more like transcendental meditation.)
10. Face masks, moisturizer, oh my! Treat yourself to a 10-step skin care routine you don’t have time for during a normal work week.
11. Look at pictures of puppies.
12. Put together the most attractive charcuterie board possible, but you can only use foods you already have in your fridge and cupboard.

13. Take note from "Tangled" star Rapunzel, who has an entire song about how she's spent her days alone in a castle. Activities included in her ditty: Ventriloquy, candle-making, papier-mâché and adding a new painting to her gallery.
14. Write actual letters to family and friends. After that? Write thank-you notes to service people who you remember went out of their way for you.
15. Learn calligraphy. YouTube can help.
16. Finally read the rules to those long and intense board games you've never played with the family. Encourage the family to play.
17. Put on a soap opera. Mute the sound. Create your own dialogue.
18. Have a space in your home where all of the tupperware goes? Organize it and actually match lids to containers.
19. Try on all your clothes and determine whether they “spark joy” á la Marie Kondo.
20. Better yet, go through this process with your junk drawer and supply shelves. 
21. Have a roommate meeting about how to be more considerate of one other, especially while you will likely be spending more time together. Bring baked goods.
22. Bake those goods.
23. Watch the films that won Oscars for best picture.
24. Watch films that won Independent Spirit Awards for best picture. 
25. Watch films that critics say should have won those aforementioned awards.
26. Read all the New Yorker issues piled on your desk.
27. Will Tom Hanks into recovery from coronavirus by watching every Tom Hanks movie chronologically. 
28. Knit or crochet.
29. Use Skype, FaceTime, Google Hangouts or Marco Polo to video chat with your long-distance friends.
30. Try out at-home aerobics or yoga videos. Consider downloading a fitness app with curated workout playlists.
100 songs to help lift your spirits during a pandemic
31. Look at yourself in the mirror. Attempt a self portrait with pencil and paper.
32. Take a bubble bath (bonus: Add a glass of wine).
33. Make a classic cocktail, from negronis to Manhattans and aperol spritzes. Don't forget the garnish.
34. Coloring books: They’re not just for kids.
35. Take time to reflect: What have you accomplished in the last year? What goals are you setting for yourself in the next year?
36. Write a short story or get started on that novel.
37. Actually try to reproduce something you see on Pinterest. Probably fail. Try again.
38. Clear out the family room and camp indoors with all blankets, popcorn and scary movies.Here are 100 movies to watch for every cinematic yearning
39. Finally get around to fixing that broken door knob and loose tile or cleaning scuffed up walls. 
40. Acquire a foam roller and treat yourself to some physical therapy. 
41. Pretend you're 13 years old and fold a square piece of paper into a fortune teller you put your thumbs and pointer fingers into. Proceed to tell fortunes. 
42. Learn how to braid (fishtail, French, etc.) via YouTube tutorial..
43. Throw out all your too-old makeup and products. (Tip: most liquid products have a small symbol on them noting expirations, usually six months to a year. This includes sunscreen!)
44. Interview your grandparents (over the phone, of course) and save the audio. Can you create an audio story or book with that file?
45. Go through your camera roll, pick your favorite pics from the past year and make a photo book or order framed versions online. 
46. Go on a health kick and learn how to cook new recipes with ingredients you may not be using already, from miso to tahini.
47. Create a Google document of shows or movies you’re watching and share it among family and friends.
48. Make a list of things for which you are grateful. 
49. Have your own wine tasting of whatever bottles you have at home. Make up stories about the journey of the grapes to your mouth.
50. Work on your financial planning, such as exploring whether to refinance your loan or ways to save more money. 
51. Perfect grandma’s bolognese recipe.
52. Make coffee, but this time study how many beans you use, which types, how hot the water is, how long it brews and whether any of that makes a difference.
53. Buy gift cards from your favorite local businesses to help keep them in business while we quarantine.
54. Watch “Frozen 2,’ which went up early on Disney Plus. Another new movie on the streaming service: "Stargirl." 
55. Write a book with your family. Pick a character and each member writes a chapter about their adventures. Read aloud to each other. 
56. No March Madness? Have a Scrabble tournament. Or Bananagrams. Pictionary, anyone?
57. Get into baking with "The Great British Baking Show," but your technical challenge is baking something with the ingredients you have on hand (that you didn't already use in the charcuterie board).
58. Indoor scavenger hunt.
59. Alternate reading the Harry Potter series with your kids and cap each one off with the movie.
60. Dye your hair a new color. No one else needs to see it if you don't like it.
​61. Read Robert Jordan’s 14-book “Wheel of Time” series before it streams on Amazon starring Rosamund Pike. 
62. Write a play starring your loved ones. Perform it via a video call app. 
63. Go viral in the good way by making a quarantine-themed TikTok.
64. Rearrange your sock drawer. Really.
65. Stop procrastinating and do your income taxes.
66. Make lists of all the museums, sporting events and concerts you want to visit when they finally reopen.
67. Get into comics with digital subscriptions on your tablet, like Marvel Unlimited. 
68. Rearrange your furniture to make it seem like your home is a totally different space. 
69. Practice shuffling playing cards like a Poker dealer. Be ready for employment opportunities once all casinos open back up.
70. Organize your spice rack alphabetically or get crazy and do it by cuisine.
71. Teach your dog to shake. Hand sanitizer optional.
72. Memorize the periodic table. You never know when that will come in handy.
73. Order and put together some IKEA furniture. Time yourself.
74. Get a free trial of a streaming service and binge-watch as much as you can before it expires. 
75. Apply for a new job. You have remote work experience now. 
76. Learn a new style of dance via YouTube, from bellydancing to breaking.
77. Update or write your will and organize your affairs. Yes, it sounds melodramatic and morbid but let’s face it: This is a task many of us avoid because we never have the time. Now we do.
78.The parades have been canceled but you can still make corned beef and cabbage for St. Patrick’s Day.
79. Bring out the Legos. Build your house inside of your house.
80. Watch the "Star Wars" movies in this and only this order: Rogue One-IV-V-II-III-Solo-VI-VII-VIII-IX.
81. Two words: Coronavirus beard! Grow it, moisturize it, comb it, love it.
82.  Learn the words to "Tung Twista." Get them so ingrained in your brain that you can rap them as fast as Twista can. Impress everyone. 
83. Been meaning to get some new glasses? Try on new frames virtually on sites like GlassesUSA.com.
84. Attempt things with your non-dominant hand, from writing to brushing your teeth. Prepare to be frustrated.
85. How many words per minute can you type? See if you can get speedier by taking a typing course.
86. Prepare to verbally duel a bully who wants to discuss the evolution of the market economy in the Southern colonies, by memorizing Matt Damon's "Good Will Hunting" speech. 
87. Learn origami. Make cranes for your loved ones.
88. Stretch. Work on your flexibility. It's possible to get the splits back, right?
89. Try to speak in pig Latin. Or, "ig-pay, atin-Lay."
90. Talk to your plants. How are they doing? Make sure they are getting the amount of sunlight they should be. Check their soil. Water if necessary.
91. Deep condition your hair and put paraffin wax on your hands. Enjoy your soft hair and nails.
92. Consider donating money to food banks to help families struggling to get meals.
93. Write a song. If you want to make it about your time inside and put it to the tune of "My Sharona" and replace "Sharona" with "Corona," do what you have to do.
94. Study the art of beatboxing.
95. Try moving in super-slow motion. It's OK to laugh at regular speed.
96. You know how there are dozens of ways to wear a scarf, but you only wear it the one way? Learn the other ways.
97. Learn Old English words. Pepper them into your conversation. Wherefore not?
98. Try on a new shade of lipstick. See how long it takes your partner to notice it.
99. Take deep breaths, in through your nose and out through your mouth.
100. Sleep. Get lots of it.


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