The menu for summer’s outdoor adventures: a skinned knee with a side of frozen peas and carrots.

Give your clumsykins something a tad more satisfying with Woopsies, soft-as-a-worn-in-beach-towel ice packs for owies. Available in six quirky characters (we’re partial to the blue Zibble), the little guys are just the right pals to restore order to a sunny day.

In lieu of liquid or gel, the beanbag-like sack is filled with buckwheat seeds. Simply put it in the freezer or microwave prior to use, and the seeds hold the cold/heat for up to 30 minutes. Should a few icky blood drops spatter about, pop off the cover and machine wash.

Because ice cream and watermelon are all she has the appetite for.

Available online at bucky.com, $9.

MOO
Barnyard Buddies
What: Preschoolers and their parents play instruments, sing songs, and hear Miss Jenni read Secrets from the Dollhouse.
Why: Don’t forget to visit resident donkeys Nip and Tuck.
When: Wed., 11 a.m.
Where: Dallas Heritage Village, at Old City Park, 1515 S. Harwood St. (214-421-5141). Tickets at 214-413-3674 or online at dallasheritagevillage.org. Adult and child pair, $5; each additional adult, $7; each additional child, $5.

SOAR
Reliant Trinity River Wind Festival
What: Take your kite for a spin, paddle a kayak, and meet birds from the Dallas Zoo.
Why: Make a paper plane and send it whooshing through the air.
When: Sat., noon-6 p.m.
Where: Trammell Crow Park, 3700 Sylvan Ave. (214-671-9500). Participation is free.

ROUGH IT
Frontier Forts Days
What: Get a glimpse of the old days with free Native American dance performances, flag ceremonies, and a train robbery skit.
Why: He digs playing cowboys and Indians.
When: Fri., 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: Stockyards Station, 131 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth (817-625-9715).

Photo: Courtesy of Bucky