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10 Activities To Do Over Summer Break

Vacation is almost upon us

Sabryna Wedemeyer
May 03, 2016
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The final weeks of the semester have arrived and that means high levels of anxiety, multiple breakdowns, and lots of studying. This point of the semester is also a time for a lot of anticipation for what is to come after finals: summer vacation. Warm weather, no homework, and getting to spend time with family is always fun, but sometimes boredom strikes when you run out of things to do. So, make this summer as fun as possible with these 10 outdoor activities:

1. Go for a hike

Pack a bag, grab some friends, and enjoy nature while getting some exercise.

2. Throw a pool party at night with glow in the dark floats

And you can get them at Urban Outfitters for only $8!

3. Go to the zoo

4. Have a joust

5. Play Kan Jam on the beach

6. Eat an ice cream cone

7. Go for a road trip

8. See an art show or visit an outdoor art market

9. Go to an amusement park

10. Have chalk wars


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