Its SPRING BREAK! Recs for my kiddos? What are your plans?!

[Sqork]

Hey all! So I know not everyone's on 'spring break' right now but for my kiddos, its that time. I work for a youth shelter and have mostly 10-17 year olds there at the present time who are all on spring break and out of school this week. I'm trying to figure out a fun surprise for them to do this week aside from the swimming and playing outside they've been doing... something every kiddo wants to do. There are 12 kiddos. I don't want to throw out multiple options to them as I cant take them all to different places and they will not all agree on just one or two. My management has put it in my hands to decide and I'm just not sure what would be best. Do teens still enjoy theme parks? For those of you doing things this spring break..what are your plans? Help a sister out!

[Alcremie]

I've never outgrown theme parks so I'd say that's always a good idea. I always loved going to the arcade and go-karting as well. Are there any downtown areas with events near you? Right now really wishing I was a teen on spring break haha

[Alister]

Extreme bias because I love gardening and it's that time of year, but do you have the space to start a small community garden with the kids? I think it's one of the most rewarding hobbies someone can have. Can do some vegetables or let the kids pick out some of their favorite native flowers so there'd be a high chance of success.

[themaninthedark]

I hate sand so not going to the beach, probably going to chill in the backyard and read.

[Sqork]

I've never outgrown theme parks so I'd say that's always a good idea. I always loved going to the arcade and go-karting as well. Are there any downtown areas with events near you? Right now really wishing I was a teen on spring break haha

I figure six flags would be great so going to do that friday! No events locally going on, I wish there was though.. we are near a major city though that might have some things going on. I'll have to do more research. And same, hahah

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Extreme bias because I love gardening and it's that time of year, but do you have the space to start a small community garden with the kids? I think it's one of the most rewarding hobbies someone can have. Can do some vegetables or let the kids pick out some of their favorite native flowers so there'd be a high chance of success.

We have a community garden started! I am so excited about it We are also going tulip picking soon. Great idea!

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I hate sand so not going to the beach, probably going to chill in the backyard and read.

They often do this.. Ive got a few solid readers that really enjoy quite places with a book.

[Delibird]

For my spring break, I went to Miami Beach for the first time and just chilled on the sunny beaches and ate delicious food the whole time. Was super chill and relaxing and was great B&B.