Activities I
Activity that involves applying color to a surface. It requires brushes, airbrushes, sponges or even your fingers.
Painting
An activity on the water that involves paddling normally includes two or more people.
Canoeing
The art of moving the body in a rhythmic, patterned, or improvised sequence, usually to music and within a specific space.
Dancing
A high-impact form of physical activity and sport characterized by a rapid gait where both feet leave the ground simultaneously during each stride, traveling faster than walking.
Running
A fundamental form of visual art that involves making marks, lines, and tones on a surface—traditionally paper—to represent objects, ideas, or feelings.
Drawing
Clay that is modeled, dried, and fired into a decorative object
Pottery
Relaxing activity of growing and cultivating plants. It could be an indoor or an outdoor activity.
Gardening
The activity of browsing, selecting, and purchasing goods or services from retailers, either in physical stores or online
Shopping
A kind of low-impact physical exercise that involves holding stretches, meditation, breath work, and music.
Yoga
The art, science, and craft of applying heat to ingredients to make food safer, more digestible, and tasty.
Cooking
A type of craft in which photos and texts are put together in a beautifully decorated way to preserve precious memories
Scrapbooking
Walk for a long distance, especially across country or in the woods.
Hiking
The act of viewing video content, such as shows, movies, or news, on an electronic device.
Watching TV
The experience of watching a film, in a special place, as opposed to watching it at home.
Going to the Movies
A competitive team sport played by two teams of six on a court divided by a net, aiming to score points by landing a ball in the opponent's court or forcing errors
Volleyball
A fast-paced team sport where two teams of five players compete to score points by shooting a ball through a 10-foot-high hoop
Basketball
The art or practice of taking and processing photographs.
Photography
Interacting with a digital interface—using controllers, keyboards, or motion sensors—to manipulate images on a screen, typically aimed at achieving goals, solving puzzles, or overcoming challenges within a virtual world.
Playing Videogames
A two-player, turn-based strategic board game where the objective is to trap the opponent's king.
Chess
The art of making three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster.
Sculpture
The world's most popular team sport, played between two teams of 11 players on a rectangular field
Soccer
A low-impact, full-body aquatic activity and sport that involves moving through water using arms and legs.
Swimming
A form of wildlife observation can be done through the naked eye or through a visual enhancement device.
Birdwatching
The act of riding a similar human-powered vehicle for transportation, recreation, exercise, or sport.
Cycling
A complex cognitive process of decoding written symbols to construct meaning, combining word recognition, fluency, and comprehension
Reading