99 THINGS YOU COULD DO!
- Go ice skating.
 - Go sledding.
 - Have a movie marathon.
 - Ski on your Wii
 - Go skiing.
 - Build a snowman.
 - Make a snow angel.
 - Build a snow fort.
 - Have a snowball fight.
 - See this year’s cool Christmas/Winter movie.
 - Watch last year's cool Christmas/Winter flick on DVD.
 - List your ten favorite Christmas carols in your journal.
 - Shovel off the porch or driveway for your family.
 - Write a poem about ice or snow in your journal.
 - Make a winter journal.
 - Go on a winter hike with friends.
 - Go ice fishing.
 - List your ten favorite Christmas television specials in your journal.
 - Eat an icicle.
 - Drink hot chocolate.
 - Knit a scarf.
 - Sketch a winter scene.
 - Decorate your bedroom door for the Holidays.
 - Make a snowflake card for a friend who lives far away.
 - Start a new jigsaw puzzle – then finish it.
 - Make a cinnamon ornament.
 - Try and make a fun family or winter recipe.
 - Start a snow shoveling business.
 - Snow shovel for those in need for free.
 - Play a game of basketball.
 - Go watch your high school basketball team.
 - Go watch your high school ski team.
 - Go watch your high school wrestling team.
 - Drink some hot cider.
 - Make origami ornaments.
 - Make and use an advent calendar.
 - Go snow tubing.
 - Learn to use a snow board or learn a new trick.
 - Make a snowflake.
 - Take a walk while it’s snowing and catch snowflakes on your tongue.
 - Friend someone famous on your social networking page.
 - Decorate your social networking page with a holiday or winter theme.
 - Sit or look outside and write a song.
 - Sit or look outside and write a play.
 - Start your winter fantasy novel.
 - Take your dog/pet for a mile-long walk.
 - Clean out and organize your junk drawer so you have room for this school year's junk.
 - Read something that warms your heart.
 - Read something that makes you laugh out loud.
 - Go to a museum.
 - Start a new healthy habit.
 - Add or add to a folder for homework help sites to your favorite links.
 - Add or add to a folder for sites on a new interest to your favorite links.
 - Create a family newsletter to send to your whole family.
 - List ten thing you like about winter in your journal.
 - Hug your parent, a friend and yourself.
 - Learn a card trick.
 - Make place cards for your family’s holiday meal.
 - Create an About Me scrapbook album or add a page to the one you have.
 - Send holiday cards to your friends.
 - Join a book club.
 - Play with Magnetic Poetry.
 - Take a bath in Glistening Winter Nights Bath Salts.
 - Make Vanilla Lip Gloss.
 - Make a Winter Beaded Safety Pin.
 - Make a Decoupage Snowman Bookmark Craft.
 - Make an Ice Candle.
 - Go Christmas caroling.
 - Volunteer to read to children at the library.
 - Create an imaginary teen from the future.
 - Go on a winter photo scavenger hunt.
 - Plan a board game or video game tournament.
 - Make friendship bracelets in winter blue colors.
 - Learn a yoga position.
 - Play ice hockey.
 - Rearrange your bedroom.
 - Organize your closet: Bring out your cold weather clothes and store your warm weather clothes.
 - Go through your socks and underwear. Pitch the old and ask for new.
 - Go snowshoeing.
 - Go cross-country skiing.
 - Bake your favorite cookie.
 - Make a snow mural with squirt bottles, water, food coloring and a yard full of snow.
 - Post winter greetings on your friend’s social networking pages.
 - Make a New Year’s resolution, and a plan that will help you stick to it.
 - Make a gel candle mug.
 - Make a heats and pearl choker.
 - Start or update your checking or savings account.
 - Plan a Holiday Party.
 - Plan a Valentine Party.
 - Go snowmobiling.
 - Learn a new make-up trick.
 - Get a new haircut or style.
 - Volunteer at your community food pantry, soup kitchen or church.
 - Go winter camping – learn survival skills.
 - Make a snowflake mobile – use glitter.
 - Make a crazy music video to your favorite song.
 - Write five facts about your favorite animal/rock star/person in your journal.
 - Grunge up a pair of jeans.
 - Play outside with flashlights after dinner.
 
