The first day of summer is approaching, but many schools have already let out for the summer break. How will you keep the kids active and put in some quality family time? With a little inspiration and some fresh ideas, it's not too late for big-time family fun.

From day trips to camping to full-fledged vacations, useful information is plentiful on the Web. The only hard part is figuring out where to start. So I've picked out five great sites to help you get started with summer family activities.
 
1. Games and projects from your printer
At FamilyFun, you'll find printable board games, puzzles and projects. Print out crossword puzzles, memory games and coloring pages. Download colorful picture frames, gift tags and stickers. There's even a collection of quick games for family trips in the car.

2. Plan a whole day of family fun
The CityGuide Family Activity Planner offers a one-stop bank of information on museums, zoos, movies, restaurants, theme parks and more. The site features a quick search for activities by date so that you can plan ahead for your next family outing. Most entries include a description along with details on pricing and hours of operation. So it's easy to find ideas and put them on your itinerary.