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Top 10 Things to Do With Kids on the Weekend

June 11, 2018 by Julie 2 Comments

Top 10 Things to Do With Kids on the Weekend | Fab Working Mom Life #parenting #familyfun family activities

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Spending some time off with your kids could be the best prescription for this coming weekend. Well, what are some activities you can engage in with your kids during the weekend?

Listed below are some of the top things you should try out. These ideas involve both outdoor and indoor activities.

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    • Hide and Seek
    • Gardening
    • Biking Together
    • Hiking
    • Local Sports
    • Dance Classes
    • Camping
    • Indoor planting activities
    • Stargazing
    • Skating

    Hide and Seek

This could be a great way for your kids to explore the outdoor world in your company. Depending on the size of your home backyard, teach your kids some hide-and-seek tricks.

It even becomes more challenging if you combine the game with the indoors of the house.

  1. Gardening


Outdoor gardening is a typical fun family activity where the whole family can bond and enjoy some good time together. There are various ways to approach family gardening.

However, the best is by taking your kids to a local gardening store and letting them choose the seeds or ready-made plants, tools they need, and other items. Plant the seeds together and assign them a duty to occasionally check on the plants.

  1. Biking Together

There is nothing comparably more bonding than having your entire family bike together. For young kids, try some local park or a parking lot. Once the kids outgrow their training wheels, take them to local routes and quiet streets.

As they get older, you may even decide to take your kids to larger parks away from home. In this case, a bike rack will be as essential as having a car seat in your vehicle.

  1. Hiking

Check out your local woods or parks for some hiking adventures. The woods are an excellent place for family hikes. Kids get to explore, dogs run loose, and parents certainly appreciate nature.


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  1. Local Sports

Sports are an outdoor activity that everyone enjoys, and you don’t need a huge sporting franchise to enjoy a game.

Every town must have some local high school or college teams playing football, basketball, or baseball over the weekend. This can be a great way to spend your weekend time with your kids and family. Let every family member support his or her team of choice.

  1. Dance Classes

You might consider taking your kids to some dance classes. There’s really no such thing as too young for a child to start learning how to dance.

Dance studios take kids as young as 2 years old. Besides, learning to dance at an early age is a positive activity for the kid as it can help with both physical and artistic development.

  1. Camping

If you have a huge backyard, then why not pitch a tent and go camping. All you need to do is pull out sleeping bags, light a small bonfire and sit around the campfire as you narrate fun and scary stories.

The best part with this is that if your kids get too scared, you can always go right back inside to the beds.

  1. Indoor planting activities

Many people often assume that planting and gardening should only be done in the outdoors. However, that should not be the case. There are a bunch of indoor planting activities you can engage in with your kids and family.

A simple and fun-filled activity is planting the Venus flytrap. Ensure that you place these plants next to windows that are regularly opened for sunlight. If your kids are patient, they will witness the plant capture bugs such as ants or flies.

  1. Stargazing

Nighttime presents another unique experience, especially when a family gathers out to gaze into the stars together. Whether it is a solar eclipse, or using a telescope to spot stars in the wee hours of the morning, or looking at the nighttime sky, this is truly an unforgettable experience.

  1. Skating

Try skating in the skate park of your local playground or other areas with your kids. You can also consider rollerblading if skating isn’t your cup of tea.

Our Final Take

Regardless of the size of your family, there is a wide range of fun-filled activities and ideas to spend time on during the weekend.

For the kids, there is something for everyone, regardless of their age. Besides, you can do this during the daytime, nighttime, indoors, or outdoors.

 

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  1. Krystal says

    June 25, 2018 at 9:28 am

    These are some great ideas! We really like to get the kids outdoors in the summer, so we’re usually hiking, camping or hitting the park!

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    • Julie says

      June 25, 2018 at 1:15 pm

      That’s awesome, great ways to get the family active.

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