1. Play Games:

Jenny and her family had a blast playing Throw Throw Burrito! Indoors alone? Charades and Pictionary can absolutely be played online with friends via Zoom, FaceTime, Skype, etc.

2. Online Exercise Classes:

Our Outreach Director has fallen in love with Jindafit dancing and Zumba during quarantine. You dance and shake all in the comfort of your own home and never worry about being off a step or even collapsing to the ground in laughter (or exhaustion). Not to mention the energy and mood boost after the fact!

3. Movie Night:

Why not pull all the blankets and pillows into the living room, close the curtains, pop the popcorn and do movie night anytime of day?! Bonus points for dressing up as movie characters before or after and taking hilarious photos. Marvel Movie Marathon in superhero costume anyone? If you’re at this whole quarantine thing at home alone, plan to watch the movie the same night as a friend and have a video chat before and after.

4. Blanket Fort:

Once movie night is over and all the blankets are still out, why not build the most epic blanket fort? We’ve even added an indoor slide to ours! Don’t have kids? No problem. Go luxurious with your fort by adding cushions, a lamp, a stack of books, a tray with snacks and coffee and make it a reading nook for a few days while dreaming you are on a Moroccan vacation.

7. Spa Day:

Massages are relatively inexpensive in Asia and in an effort to support our local economy, many of us frequently partake in a relaxing massage (we all have to do our part, right?). So, getting a massage is on the top of our “Things to do once COVID is over” list (Have you made yours? If so, please share in the comments!). Until then, we are enjoying your suggestion of having a spa day at home. Our Outreach Director used part of homeschool time to teach her sons how to put on a face mask and give a nice hand massage. Face masks, essential oils, bath salts, and a great new book are all things you can buy online to indulge!