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Don’t despair if you’re stuck at home with the kids and have nothing to do! It’s easier than you think to get out the crayons, glue, glitter, and paint and let their imaginations run wild. These fun activities for kids are simple, DIY(do-it-yourself) projects that can be completed with common household items. Your children can create a difference to the environment while also keeping themselves engaged. You only need these sparks of inspiration to get your creativity flowing. What’s that you’re hearing? It’s most likely the sound of laughter and concentration, rather than a child yelling from the other side of the house, “I’m bored!”

If it’s raining and you’re stuck inside, there are a plethora of painting projects, inside crafts, and small-scale obstacle courses and activities that will keep them occupied for extended periods. Alternatively, if you have access to a backyard, there are fun ideas for bubbles, water-based activities, and activities that get their little bodies moving. In any case, we’ve got the recipe for happy kids. Best of all, none of these require an electronic device or an app, so you won’t be spending too much time staring at a screen.

Let’s discuss some fun activities for your little ones-

• Make natural dye from the plant– This can be an easy task for your kid. Tell them to make dye from different plant bodies. Here is the process– Plant material should be chopped into small pieces and placed in a pot. Increase the amount of water applied to plant material by double. Bring to a boil, and then reduce to low heat for about an hour with adult assistance.
• Make a movie – Allow your children to use your phone (for filming purposes only) and act out a story with their toys. Send the completed work to your family and friends. This will help them to communicate confidently their thoughts and induce the spark of creativity.
• Grow your vegetables – Salads taste so much better when you grow them yourselves! Grow spinach, lettuce, or cabbage on your window sill to teach your children the basics of gardening. This will help them to connect to Mother Nature and will also help them to.
• Set up a spa day at home – Cut up some cucumber slices for your eyes, hand out robes (or cozy pajamas) to everyone, and spend a few hours lazing around the home. Make a homemade face mask u and drink hot chocolate or smoothie together.
• Build a fort– Make your fort with blankets, chairs, pillows, and even sofa cushions. Assembling a fort necessitates a lot of problem-solving and collaboration—excellent skills for your kids to explore!
• Perform soil art– You should know that soil is a type of paint! Make like a caveman and perform earth art, which is sure to be your kids’ dream come true.
• Paint rocks– If you have a backyard, go rock hunting. Outdoor time allows children to move about, and being in a natural setting relieves tension and exhaustion. After you’ve gathered all of the rocks, get some markers (and stickers) and let your child create colorful drawings on them.
• Pillow fight– No explanation needed here.
• Pop bubble-wrap– When you receive a parcel, challenge your children to hop on it and pop all of the dots in the bubble wrap.
• Write letters– Encourage your children to create homemade letters or cards for their loved ones. Family members, especially grandparents, will enjoy receiving these letters in the mail.

You may have attempted this several times without much success. Nonetheless, give it another shot. Why don’t you start by taking a few minutes off? It might be your chance to take a break from work!

After all, “To be in your children’s memories tomorrow, you must be in their lives now,” as someone once stated.