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As a former teacher, I'm well aware that people learn and work differently. While brainstorming as a family for big Summer activities might work for you, other people and kids might need time to think about it privately. Give each member of your family time to create their own wish list of things they want to do or accomplish. Once everyone has had a chance to think for themselves, create a big chart together, and be sure to include your own dream activities. After all, bonding isn't just about doing what your kids want to do; it's also about providing time for self-care.