Card tables, couches, cushions, blankets, flat sheets, step stools. All these items found around the home can be transformed into supplies for building a fort in the living room. You can build a more permanent fort, like an indoor teepee, or create a temporary couch fort out of household supplies.
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A week's worth of activities for kids to fend off the winter blahs
Here is a week's worth of indoor and outdoor activities to do with your kids to keep you occupied until the thaw.
