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Its the summer holidayz and this 11 year old girl is getting bored doing nothing at home all day...What should she do!!!!!!!!
Answer
Go for a bike ride, swim, have a sleep over with friends - put a tent up in the back garden, go shopping, cinema, museums, draw, paint. Join a club for cycling, walking, anything!. Enjoy every moment of every day, make new plans everyday, write a diary/journal for the holidays.
Go for a bike ride, swim, have a sleep over with friends - put a tent up in the back garden, go shopping, cinema, museums, draw, paint. Join a club for cycling, walking, anything!. Enjoy every moment of every day, make new plans everyday, write a diary/journal for the holidays.
What is the best way to keep kids happy?
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Keep them busy. Repeat after me....Busy kids are happy kids. Busy kids are happy kids. Busy kids are happy kids.
The best part is that after all of their activity they usually are ready to wind down with a nap, a break for mom! Yay!
Busy activities - park, walk, play in sand, play in water, bath fun, videos, playdoh, craft projects, coloring, painting, baking cookies, cleaning projects, gardening projects, trip to ice cream parlor, sidewalk chalk, jump roap, bike ride, empty and rearrange kitchen cabinets (mine love playing w/ pots & pans and canned goods), McDonald's playland, cooking projects, play with pets, play with giant balls - use blanket like a parachute, have races & relays, play dress up, build tent in living room w/ blankets, camp out in back yard... The possibilities are endless.
Try to plan 2 activities a day and a nap. They should be happy!
Keep them busy. Repeat after me....Busy kids are happy kids. Busy kids are happy kids. Busy kids are happy kids.
The best part is that after all of their activity they usually are ready to wind down with a nap, a break for mom! Yay!
Busy activities - park, walk, play in sand, play in water, bath fun, videos, playdoh, craft projects, coloring, painting, baking cookies, cleaning projects, gardening projects, trip to ice cream parlor, sidewalk chalk, jump roap, bike ride, empty and rearrange kitchen cabinets (mine love playing w/ pots & pans and canned goods), McDonald's playland, cooking projects, play with pets, play with giant balls - use blanket like a parachute, have races & relays, play dress up, build tent in living room w/ blankets, camp out in back yard... The possibilities are endless.
Try to plan 2 activities a day and a nap. They should be happy!
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