Exploring Nature: Take your children on nature walks, hikes, or trips to the park. Let them explore and discover the natural world, learn about plants and animals, and appreciate the beauty of the outdoors. do this instead of just filling their heads with more learn, they learn this way too.

Art and Craft Projects: Encourage creativity by providing art supplies like colored pencils, paints, and clay. Children can express themselves through drawing, painting, sculpture, and other craft activities.

Enrol them in coding clubs and workshops

Many schools and communities offer coding clubs or workshops for kids. These can be a great way to socialize and learn with peers who share similar interests. You can also employ a coding teacher to teach them after school instead of the traditional after school lessons.

Coking and Baking:

Involve your kids in the kitchen, teaching them how to cook simple dishes or bake cookies and cakes. It's a practical skill that can also be a lot of fun.

Science Experiments and DIY robots kits:

Conduct simple and safe science experiments at home. There are plenty of online resources and books with easy-to-follow experiments that can pique your child's interest in science. Make DIY robots to keep kids engage in hook up in the learning mode all without the school pressure.

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Reading Together

Spend time reading books with your children. You can take turns reading, discuss the story, and even act out scenes from the book.

Board Games and Puzzles:

Board games and puzzles can be both entertaining and educational. They help develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and social skills.

Music and Dance:

Introduce your kids to music by allowing them to listen to different genres or learn to play a musical instrument. Dancing is also a great way to have fun and stay active.