Easter is coming . i don't what can i do in two weeks .Need help my 7 year old son feeling bored in school holiday . Last half team because the weather was bed . so we was at home .I asked him join with mummy do some house work ( like folding up the clothes , hovering , tidy up his room ) and another entertainment are playing wii game , watching tv , playing computer , Reading book or shopping . He s still saying it is boring.
I am not looking forward to Easter holiday .please help!
givemeaclue
Mon 18-Mar-13 10:44:59
Museums, parks, feed ducks, zoo, have friend toplay, go swimming, arts and crafts, nature walk, farm,
jenduck
Mon 18-Mar-13 11:19:04
Have a look & see if your council is doing any activities for the holidays. Ours does 'Play in the Park' in Easter & summer holidays, which is free & just oragnised activities like football, rounders & craft in a park. There are also Easter egg hunts on round here (can't remember who's organising those).
Otherwise, how about playdates, trips to the library, picnics & take a ball if the weather's good, swimming, baking, crafts at home (I'm thinking of blowing out some eggs & painting their shells for Easter with DS1).
Even, when you have to go grocery shopping, take him & promise a comic/drink at supermarket cafe if he is good?
Our local council leisure centre runs a holiday club and for members it's only £9 a day for a full programme of sports and other activities. Our DS7 likes to go along every second day (eg Mon, Wed, Fri) and so still has the weekends and bank holidays with us, and also the Tues & Thurs, for example. Sometimes, a few days away from each other is brilliant during a long break!
scaevola
Mon 18-Mar-13 12:50:56
In the Easter hols, our local tennis club runs children's lessons and there are various other council run courses. My DCs always like going to something sporting, and if I'm lucky they come home tired. Result.
Thank you for your suggesting . Will try in Easter holiday x
