I’m planning a major recording/sampling event this weekend in and around my home. Lol. I know I’m overlooking some good actions terms that will lead to interesting sounds.
Also, please provide examples like…
Drop coins, car keys, fingernail clippers or:
Scrape sandpaper against a weathered, wooden yard troll
Drop
Tear
Switching on/off
Scrape
Shake
Crumple
Dragging
Squeeze
Close/open
Two moving objects collide
Breaking
Rattle
Pour
Burn
Gutteral
Clang a handheld pan with water in it
Break Eggs
Fry Stuff in oil (use above ingredients and tools!)
Sit still and record the rooms in your house for a few minutes.
Record your speakers making sounds.
Feed animals (see below)
City noise, public transport like subway or buses. Trains.
Depending of where you live, maybe ships and water.
Animals in general are a great source for sounds. 
Windchimes. Wooden. Or Metallic are great sampling fodder!
Pulsing a Cuisinart
Wind chimes layered with detuned wind chime sample
Pencil on paper
Creaming butter in a mixer
Boiling water
Children laughing
Also, take a bunch of celery and violently torque it in a twisting motion…
I did an “audio tour” of the american west a while back. I got a lot of gophers and some bison. Some people talking in a cave.
But the best part was walking through yellowstone with my zoom at my side, catching snippets of like a dozen languages and another dozen accents in english.
The sound of silence leads to some amazing sounds,also get a electromagnetic microphone to get some lovely sounds off any electric items or a waterproof piezo for underwater sounds.some beautiful sounds lurk below