Okay, so the actual playing hopscotch isn't a great sick kid activity, but the cutting and sewing kept Bug quiet and still and by my side. She loved the fabric paint! Maybe an art smock is next on my list of things to sew!
Both kids have bad lungs, and every time they get sick it's lung-related. She just has a cold, but is hypoxic (low oxygen saturation) on room air. This is day two with oxygen, and she has more or less made peace with wearing it for the time being. The circle on her cheek? She is allergic to band-aid type things, and it's a rash from the sticky circles that help keep the oxygen in place. Between both kids, this is our fifth time with a kid on oxygen, and my kids call the Respiratory Therapist that brings the equipment out "grandpa." I think that's getting to know him a little too well. 
Both of my kids still sleep in their Boppy pillows, even though they have a great big tag that says not for sleeping. We break the rules. The trouble is, they just get so dirty and are so expensive!
I just took the old cover off and used it as a pattern, even making a hidden zipper for the first time!
She got a Martha Stewart pom pom animals set for Christmas and we put together the squirrel. 
Inspired by this post, I numbered hearts and wanted her to line them up in numerical order. She thought eating white chocolate chips out of the cupboard was a much better option, so there the 'school work' lies at her feet.
My sister-in-law gave Bug this awesome sticker set and she plays with it while I work out. It's really cute!
Another favorite in our house is playdough, usually up on the counter for Bug so Moo won't eat it. That kid loves to eat playdough. 
For Moo's I added a solid layer under the skirt for a little modesty and crossed the straps in the back so it would stay up better. I also took a couple silk flowers and stitched them onto the front where there were funny glue marks. 
Perfect for a little princess tea party for a total of $6!
It's a Bernette 335 (for Bernina) and was a really nice one 24 years ago. This model was discontinued because it is nearly impossible to thread. Nice for a learning machine, huh? I have used it to make the chick tank tops, 
and two dresses for my niece that just turned two. I am so addicted!
This one I started last summer for my brother and sister-in-law, and it sat needing to be bound for months and months. Glad I have another one done and ready to go to its new home!
we did bead lacing with Moo and she really enjoyed it 
bug begged to make a banana craft, and this is all I could come up with, but it made her happy!
-ran three loads of laundry
-made homemade rolls