Letterboxing.org/kids will “keep your little one busy” with a free scavenger hunt. To begin, a child needs a journal, a rubber stamp, and a stamp pad. Kids receive clues about the locations of 20,000 boxes hidden throughout the U.S., each with a journal and rubber stamp inside. Your child adds his or her stamp to the box’s journal and uses the box’s stamp for his or her own journal.
KidsBowlFree.com allows children 15 and under to bowl two free games a day throughout summer at participating centers in all 50 U.S. states and Canada.
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