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Prepare a meal for your family, and then enjoy it together. The catch: All devices should be locked away.

Create (or write) something that represents your background and culture. Interview family members for extra help with details and perspectives.

Ball up socks, pieces of paper, yarn, or other soft things. Decide on teams and rules, and let the epic "snowball" fight begin!

It can be hard to get enough sunlight in winter, which can make people feel depressed. Make sure to get outside on sunny days and soak up some of those rays!

Gather the family in a circle. Grab a ball or a pillow, toss it to someone, and say something you appreciate about them. Keep it going!

Choose three of your family's favorite meals, and see if there's an even healthier spin you can put on them. More veggies? Less salt? Try your new recipe!

What are some goals you want to set for yourself? What steps can you take to reach them? Post them, and adjust along the way!

Prepare a meal for your family, and then enjoy it together. The catch: All devices should be locked away.

Create (or write) something that represents your background and culture. Interview family members for extra help with details and perspectives.

Ball up socks, pieces of paper, yarn, or other soft things. Decide on teams and rules, and let the epic "snowball" fight begin!

It can be hard to get enough sunlight in winter, which can make people feel depressed. Make sure to get outside on sunny days and soak up some of those rays!

Gather the family in a circle. Grab a ball or a pillow, toss it to someone, and say something you appreciate about them. Keep it going!

Choose three of your family's favorite meals, and see if there's an even healthier spin you can put on them. More veggies? Less salt? Try your new recipe!

What are some goals you want to set for yourself? What steps can you take to reach them? Post them, and adjust along the way!

Make and send out a family newsletter. It can be digital or just stapled paper. Try including a variety of stuff: news, interviews, history, recipes, and more.

During the week, take pictures of things you're thankful for. Then combine them into a slideshow, collage, or other collection to revisit and add to.

Decorate a gratitude jar. When you feel grateful, write or draw the reason on a paper and put it in the jar. Read the results each week.

Call a grandparent, a neighbor, or a friend of the family to check in on them and make their day. Maybe tell them a joke!

Write about or draw pictures of things you appreciate about yourself. What are some reasons you're grateful you're you?