It has been a challenge for me to find fun and healthy programs to do with my children. Does anyone have good ideas to share? It doesn't necessarily have to be outdoor, I just haven't found another more suitable subforum. Programs for the pre-adolescent (10/12 years). Thank you
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There are awesome examples for all kinds of age groups if you want to try out the Hour of Code STEaM lesson plans.
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During covid, we got into RC cars and it is one of my sons favorite things to do now.
We got a couple of these:
https://www.amainhobbies.com/losi-mi...UaAn1lEALw_wcB
They are completely ready to go with battery and charger included. We run them in tennis courts and even built a little carpet track in our basement. They are smaller that the RC cars you are probably familiar with but we have the most fun and lots of silly grins with these.
"but we all have electros and you guys only have pumps, this wont be fair"
(chuckling quietly) "we know"
My collection:
https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/p...x-s-collection
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My mom found an app called “Seek” and it’s like a nature treasure hunt. There’s various challenges and you can take pictures of leaves and critters and learn about them. My oldest, 7, loves it. Turns an ordinary walk into a science/biology lesson.
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Traditional Archery. Cheap to get into, Easy to Get started but very hard to master. I Started it myself few months before shut down. And my 3yo daughter thought it was the coolest thing. So she came with me to the range many times (when it was open). I bought her a nerf like bow that she has gotten pretty decent at shooting in our basement. She loves it and when things open back up I look forward to bringing her back to the range with me.
My daughters a tad small for a real bow but they make stuff small enuff for the little ones.
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Originally posted by Tinybear View PostTraditional Archery. Cheap to get into, Easy to Get started but very hard to master. I Started it myself few months before shut down. And my 3yo daughter thought it was the coolest thing. So she came with me to the range many times (when it was open). I bought her a nerf like bow that she has gotten pretty decent at shooting in our basement. She loves it and when things open back up I look forward to bringing her back to the range with me.
My daughters a tad small for a real bow but they make stuff small enuff for the little ones.
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