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Trying to put together a week's worth of activities for the kids I'm babysitting this summer. They should be indoor activities that don't include screen time. Their ages are 5, 8, and 10 
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Alright, check out these indoor, screen-free ideas for kids: 

ARTS & CRAFTS
Arts and crafts are great for keeping little hands busy and screen-free, and they can be tailored to what you have on hand and what works best for you and the kids. For example, you could place a mirror in front of the child and have them draw their own self-portrait. You could also incorporate something like origami or collage-making from old magazines. 

PLAY A GAME
A classic time filler game that is indoors - Hide and Seek! Make sure to clarify rules and boundaries before gameplay begins. Simon Says is another good option for an indoor game. 

PLAY A CARD OR BOARD GAME
There are dozens of card and board games to choose from. CandyLand, Sorry, and Operation are a few classic board games. You could also play a card game like UNO, Old Maid, or Go-Fish. 

PUT ON A SHOW
You could put on a puppet show with the kids or have them perform one for you. If you don't have puppets, you could use stuffed animals or make your own by decorating paper lunch bags or drawing the puppet on paper and gluing it to a popsicle stick. Another show option is acting out a book. 

STORYTIME
Don't forget storytime! Reading to the children and having them read to you are good options for a calm indoor activity away from screens. 

BUILD A FORT
Gather blankets, pillows, and cushions and work together to construct a fort. This lends itself to pretend-play adventures as well as providing a cozy place to read books. 

DANCE PARTY
If the kids have some energy to burn or just love to dance, try an indoor dance party. 