After School Activities

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By Jorty 0 comments
If you love to read and want to encourage your child to do the same, why not start a book club together? Just like adult book clubs, a book club with your child can give you a chance to discuss your favorite passages and chapters from stories ... more »
By joyful327 5 comments
There are many benefits to playgroups! Not only will it build friendships and enhance your child(ren)s social skills, its just plain fun to have playmates!.. more »
By Elizabeth McGuire 0 comments
The bump is a basic volleyball hit and the easiest one to teach a young child. As your child learns more about the sport, he will hone his bumping skills into accurate passes. For now, it’s all about learning a new skill and getting excited about ... more »
By Jenn Hollowell 0 comments
Even though a tea party typically signifies a day where girls converge to get dressed up, have some tea and have some snacks, it doesn't necessarily have to be like that all the time. Believe it or not, young boys enjoy these gatherings as well. ... more »
By Elizabeth McGuire 0 comments
Protect your child’s precious noggin when it’s speeding around on a bicycle, skateboard or scooter. A properly sized and frequently worn helmet can help prevent injuries. Here is how to find one... more »
By Wildscribe 0 comments
Kids love photographs, and they love seeing their loved ones in those photographs. If you want to give your kids a great, safe way to look at pictures... more »
By Juliet Johnson Johnson 0 comments
There are a myriad of ways to entertain the kids without ever opening your wallet. It just takes a little creative thought on the part of the parents, and some research on the options available in your local big city or town. Some ideas are ... more »
By Greatfunmoms 1 comments
There are so many fun kid activities, if you know where to find them... more »
By oneloved 3 comments
If you've been inside a Christian book store recently, no doubt you're familiar with Veggie Tales, Hermie & Friends, and Adventures in Odyssey. But there are also plenty of fun and entertaining blasts from the pasts available, if you know ... more »
By pianistic 1 comments
Can't get your child to practice? Here are some tips to help you... more »
By Christina Ellis 1 comments
Squirrels love these tasty treats and you will love watching them eat... more »
By Jamie 2 comments
Baker's clay is simple to make using ordinary kitchen ingredients. When baked, the clay becomes rock hard and can be used to create decorative pottery, figurines, ornaments, and pieces for a variety of craft ideas... more »
By FunGuy 1 comments
Ever heard "Mom, I'm bored!" three minutes into the day, or a few minutes after school? Here is a great craft idea that will take some time, exercise their brain, and give them something fun to play with throughout the day. With a few ... more »
By ashleighmiller 0 comments
If you want to nurture your child's creativity, but worry they'll eat their fingerpaints, try this! Even if they do try to chow down, the worst that'll happen to them is a messy face and a sugar high!.. more »
By aryccah 2 comments
Rain, sun, snow or cold. Your kids will love to help out with this very easy recipe for homemade play-doh... more »
By joyful327 1 comments
Looking for a fun activity on a rainy day? Having a playgroup over and want to do something creative! This edible playdough will enhance your little one's creativity and build hand/eye coordination... more »
By lucymeetslois 5 comments
Blowing bubbles can entertain kids endlessly. With this solution and a couple of big bubble wands, a group of kids can entertain themselves for hours... more »
By Jamie 4 comments
It's easy to make your own playdough using every-day kitchen ingredients. You can whip up a batch in 5 minutes or less for some rainy day family fun, or keep your kids occupied while you finish that last load of laundry or that ehow article ... more »
By favefive 1 comments
Cooking is a fun and rewarding activity that you can teach your child. A kitchen, which is traditionally the heart of every home, is also a place where you can teach your child not only about cooking but about family togetherness and traditions... more »
By Juliet Johnson Johnson 0 comments
One of the greatest things about having kids is when there are chores to do, there is always a willing set of hands or two to help you do it. Especially when the chore involves spraying a hose and soaping up the big old dirty car. Strip down to ... more »
By MelanieF 0 comments
If you would like to volunteer to be a Girl Scout leader, you will need to make an appointment with a membership specialist in your county. Tell them you have an interest in being a leader or maybe a co-leader. Take the following steps to ... more »
By wendyr 0 comments
Being a den leader is a rewarding experience. Watching the kids earn their badges and take pride in what they're achieving is wonderful. With some planning and a bit of knowledge you can do some fun and exciting activities with the kids. ... more »
By wake017 0 comments
Growing up in or near a forest can be quite the blessing! To awaken your sense of adventure, as well as sharpen your carpentry skills, build a secret fort in the heart of the woods where you and your friends can play and enjoy nature at its best!.. more »
By missymay 0 comments
There is nothing more fun than building a fort to play in. It is a great activity for a rainy day, and those are on the way! This easy guide will help you make the perfect fort to play in with your kids... more »
By kidtakecare 0 comments
When choosing books you have to find someting your child is interested in reading about... more »