Things to Read, Watch & Make When You’re Stuck At Home

Things to Read, Watch & Make When You’re Stuck At Home

The challenges of being homebound are many: bickering kids, feelings of isolation, and alternating bouts of stress and boredom. If you need a much-needed mental escape or a project to pass the time, I hope you’ll find some things here to help:

Ideas for Books

  • Books For Kids: Books My Kids Couldn’t Put Down
    • Part One
    • Part Two
  • Books For You: Books I Couldn’t Put Down 
    • Part One
    • Part Two
    • Part Three
    • Part Four
    • Part Five

Ideas for Podcasts

  • Podcasts For Your Kids: The Best Podcasts For Kids
  • Podcasts For You: My Favorite Podcasts (Updated!)

Ideas for Movies

  • Age-by-Age Ideas For Family Movie Night: 101 Movies To Watch As A Family

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Ideas for Snacks

  • Meet the Snack Platter: 3 Snack Platters For Kids
  • Mega List of Snacks: 100+ Snacks For Teens + Tweens Who Are Always Hungry

Ideas for Baking

  • Chocolate Chip Banana Bread
  • No Bake Cookies
  • Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie
  • Pepperoni Rolls
  • No Knead Bread
  • Homemade Bagels

Ideas for Organizing

  • How to Organize a Bottom Freezer
  • How to Organize a Chest Freezer
  • Freezer Inventory Printable 

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