How to keep the kids entertained for 8 weeks? You may be wondering what to do with your children/grandchildren, visitors children during the long summer break. I myself will be juggling childcare and work for the duration. My children usually go to a holiday club for two mornings a week and they have great activities from cooking to days out, but this summer they are mine, all mine for 8 weeks.
I like to make the most of our time with the children during the holidays and we are planning to combine rest and relaxation with family fun days out and exercising their minds and bodies too.
So if you are looking for inspiration for days out in the creuse or activities for rainy days then I think I have something for everyone in my list below.
Days out These are locations in the creuse and a bit further afield for family days out. They include adventure activities, zoos, and other animal parks. there is a separate list of lakes and forest walks further down the page. I have also listed the sportier activities separately too.
Parks and lakes Swimming, Walking, and other physical activities Burn off some excess energy with physical activity and take in the fresh Creuse air.
Rainy Day Activities – Away from Home Prevent cabin fever by getting the kids away from home even on rainy days.
Rainy Day Activities: At Home You can still get active at home if the weather means you can’t get outside. These are popular with my children.
Brain Boosts Keep the kid’s brains active over the summer months. Learn a new skill, practice what they learned at school over the last year, or prepare them for the school year ahead.
More resources for parents/adults can be found at Parentkind .
And now to try them out…. My kids are dying to go to the zoo. swim in the lakes, visit a dino park, and the list goes on.
We have already tried the maze, the wolf park, the Pierres des Jaumatres when my daughter was little, but my son hasn’t been to these places yet, so they will be on our wish list. We’ve also tried many of the lakes and parks and soft play locations too.
Are there any little gems you know of that I haven’t listed here? let me know and I’ll them to the list.
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à bientôt
Natalie
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