1. Writing Competition
Storytelling is an important factor in a child’s education. They create a sense of wonder, broaden their knowledge and teach them about life. With stories, children learn to develop appreciation and respect for different cultures, religions, and aspects of life.
• Fantasy woods
• Animal kingdom
• Mysterious adventures
• Superheroes
With more children, storytelling can turn into a competition. Gather the family and let them read aloud.2. Cooking
Letting a child participate in simple cooking activities will give them the opportunity to learn about health. Show them how to wash the fruits and veggies, how to use flour and sugar, etc. By measuring the recipes, they can develop excellent measuring skills (quite handy for math class), and by following the instruction manual, they will polish their language skills. With constant cooking activities, children learn to appreciate the food on the table.
3. Playing With Clay or Dough
According to research, model making is an effective way to boost hand-eye coordination and focus. It’s one of those activities that is excellent for the brain. It improves concentration, executive functions (organizing, planning, memory), and visual skills. So, get some dough or clay, and challenge your kids to make an extravagant model.
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