62 things to do before summer ends
Published June 21, 2012
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With the 2011-2012 school year coming to a close, WHS students and faculty are getting ready for their vacation. If you find yourself out of ideas for what to do this summer, WSPN has some suggestions for how to spend the months of July and August.
| Date | Activity |
| July 1 | Make a bonfire in your backyard and roast marshmallows to make s’mores |
| July 2 | Dye your hair or shave your head |
| July 3 | Fly a kite at Cochituate Field |
| July 4 | Have a Fourth of July barbecue |
| July 5 | Bike to Walden Pond and go for a swim |
| July 6 | Talk with a foreign accent for a day |
| July 7 | Start a band with your friends, even if you’re terrible |
| July 8 | Hike the Rice Road trails |
| July 9 | Learn how to longboard |
| July 10 | Donate blood |
| July 11 | Build a sandcastle |
| July 12 | Go "cone-ing" |
| July 13 | Go camping with friends in the woods |
| July 14 | Go swimming at night |
| July 15 | Tie-dye your bed sheets |
| July 16 | Build a treehouse in your backyard |
| July 17 | Play capture the flag around sand dunes |
| July 18 | Carve your initials in a tree |
| July 19 | Run through sprinklers in your backyard |
| July 20 | Make a friendship bracelet |
| July 21 | Visit your elementary school playground and reminisce your childhood |
| July 22 | Play water polo at the town pool |
| July 23 | Freeze fruit juice in plastic cups and make popsicles |
| July 24 | Make a chalk mural on your driveway |
| July 25 | Kayak on the Sudbury River |
| July 26 | Paint your room |
| July 27 | Watch the Olympics Opening Ceremony |
| July 28 | Write a letter to an old friend and mail it |
| July 29 | Stay in your pajamas for an entire day, even when you go out |
| July 30 | Make a time capsule, bury it and dig it up when you graduate |
| July 31 | Catch fireflies in a jar |
| August 1 | Make a lemonade stand |
| August 2 | Have a slip and slide party |
| August 3 | Be inspired by Phineas and Ferb and invent something |
| August 4 | Get a henna tattoo |
| August 5 | Go on a long walk down the old railroad tracks in North Wayland |
| August 6 | Try a new and exotic food |
| August 7 | Have a technology-free day |
| August 8 | Have a Harry Potter movie marathon |
| August 9 | Invent a new recipe |
| August 10 | Hang out with senior friends and/or siblings before they go to college |
| August 11 | Try every Ben and Jerry’s ice cream flavor and get the “Vermonster” |
| August 12 | Push someone into a pool |
| August 13 | Do something you’re afraid of |
| August 14 | Tie a note to a helium balloon and let it go |
| August 15 | Tan on the roof of your car in a parking lot |
| August 16 | Play hide-and-seek in Walmart |
| August 17 | Build a fort at the beach by draping towels over chairs |
| August 18 | Read at the Wayland Public Library on a rainy day |
| August 19 | Smash a watermelon with a baseball bat |
| August 20 | Go on a road trip |
| August 21 | Run relay races on the aqueducts |
| August 22 | Cut an old pair of jeans into shorts |
| August 23 | Go rollerblading |
| August 24 | Play soccer at Alpine Field |
| August 25 | Explore your attic and discover hidden treasures |
| August 26 | Plaster a wall in your room with Newbury Comics posters |
| August 27 | Spot a shooting star |
| August 28 | Aimlessly drive around Wayland with your friends blasting your favorite summer song on repeat |
| August 29 | Volunteer at Buddy Dog |
| August 30 | Start a flash mob |
| August 31 | Wake up early to watch the sunrise |
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i love this list me and my friend are doing it right now