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Are you fed up of your children moaning that there is nothing to do, and complaining of boredom each time it is rainy outside? You have to see it from their perspective to fully understand the sheer travesty they feel. Used to being able to go outside and play with their friends, the rain to young children is like a strict parent; banning them from being able to do the things they love the most. So the next time the rain strikes, don’t start to panic that there is nothing to do to keep your children entertained. Instead, read on to find out the best activities for a rainy day and watch the frowns on your children’s faces turn into smiles. Reading Encourage your ids to develop a love of reading from an early age. It doesn’t matter whether you provide them with picture books, interactive puzzle books, or more in-depth stories, as long as your child is engrossed in the book in front of them, they will learn that reading and learning is fun, making it much more likely that they will be able to learn new skills faster and do better academically. If you really don’t know what type of book your child is bound to enjoy, you could take inspiration from the sorts of films they love to watch. If they’re a fan of fantasy, the chances are high that they will enjoy reading fantasy fiction stories. Another tip is to buy your children copies of the book versions of their favourite films. They should be taught that all films start off as a book and that by reading the book, they may find out more in-depth knowledge about the characters they’ve come to love so much. Colouring Encouraging your children to be creative does not have to cost the earth. By simply providing your kids with paper and colouring pens, they will be free to let their imaginations run wild and create sketches, doodles and drawings of whatever they are most interested in. You could give them a challenge or simply ask them to draw their favourite things, such as food, animals, best friends, etc. Get them to help Young children love to be able to help, so the next time they offer to help unload the dishwasher, or ask how to cook their favourite meal, allow them to give you a helping hand. As long as you make chores fun, you’ll find that your kids are more likely to help you out in the future. You’ll find a selection of discounted books at The Book People. Simply head over to the nation’s favourite books store to pick up a range of fun titles for your kids today.
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