Over on The Mad House, I am trying to ensure that the boys have a #freerangesummer. We are trying to limit screen time and focus on good old fashioned fun.
Days out etc can all add up, so I wanted to provide you all with a list of low cost or no cost activities.
If you have any more I would love to add them. Just leave me a comment.
Days out etc can all add up, so I wanted to provide you all with a list of low cost or no cost activities.
If you have any more I would love to add them. Just leave me a comment.
That's a great list. I'm going to print it off and tick them off as we go. Found your post through Monday Parenting Pin It Party x
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Gina. Off to read your blog now
DeleteFab list. If our summer holiday is anything like last year's we'll be mostly wandering around the fields looking for combine harvesters!!
ReplyDeletelooking for combine harvesters? Please elaborate, you've really piqued my curiosity.
DeleteMy FIL is a farmer, so we dont have to go looking!
DeleteLove this list, I'm also going to add - Decorate the dolls house, and do some modelling (you can buy a kit or just junk model; and make felt finger puppets, or sock puppets.
ReplyDeleteOh yes junk modeling is a great activity
DeleteThat is a great list!!
ReplyDeleteI'm printing it off too and ticking them off as we do them too!! Everything on the list is so do-able! Fab!!
Oooo, lots to keep us going there! Thanks for linking up to our Parenting Pin-it Party.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid I definitely did most if not all of these, great to see some old fashioned fun items listed here.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, we'll use over the summer holidays, thanks.
ReplyDeletePopping over from Parenting Pin-it Party. I have pinned, will follow.
http://pinterest.com/karenbell36/
Some great ideas thanks. I asked my eldest son for his summer ideas (he is 3 1/2). One of his best was to "lie down and look at the clouds" .
ReplyDeleteGood list, my son always like fossil hunting too - another freebie.
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