#somethingtodo #activityideas With many people now at home, time can go slowly, how can we keep entertained and improve our well being?
From the non - computer generation, as a child I had a book called ‘Something to do’ by Septima A Young Puffin Book illustrated by Shirley Hughes. It was my ‘bible’ as a child with things to keep me occupied and led to ideas and schemes of my own, without having expensive or special materials.
Obviously I can’t just copy off ideas and pages, but in the spirit of the book I am posting some activities most people can do. I hope some of you find helpful.
Today’s activity gives you something to nurture, caring for something is good for the soul. In the garden or out on a walk (keeping correct social distance to others if not in same household) look for remains of Autumn seeds, lots of acorns still. Or look for tiny seedlings starting to grow - even in cities in cracks in pavements etc (obviously don’t dig up from other people’s gardens or parks/woodland) it will be interesting to see how many little trees we can grow. If we can find sensible place to plant them will help in greening up the planet too😁. I found this sprouting acorn under an oak tree this morning. Sx 🌳 #growing #southwater #childrensactivities #growing #acorn #oak #growtrees #gardening #ideasforkids #homeactivitieswithkids #whattodo #keepingchildrenbusy #activitiesforkids #activitiesathome #socialisolation #socialisolating #homeschool
#somethingtodo #activityideas #growing #southwater #childrensactivities #growing #acorn #oak #growtrees #gardening #ideasforkids #homeactivitieswithkids #whattodo #keepingchildrenbusy #activitiesforkids #activitiesathome #socialisolation #socialisolating #homeschool
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