Make learning fun with Lego. Give them challenges like asking them to build the highest Lego tower or the most creative car. They will learn top solve problems, focus and pay attention to details.

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Do you have a crafty kid? Nurture his/her creative talent with arts and crafts. With just a few inexpensive crafts supplies, such as paint, paper, Play-Doh and colouring pencils, you will be giving your child the tools he/she needs to spark imagination and creative play. From finger painting to drawing projects and creating sculptures, arts and crafts can also promote rich social interactions that help develop language skills and social cognitive abilities like understanding emotions.

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If you have access to an outdoor space such as the porch or a backyard, letting the kids run around burn off their excess energy. If you don’t have access to a safe outdoor space, we suggest having an indoor dance party to get your kids' body moving. You can also include them in your workout like yoga.

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Being home all day is a great chance to increase your children's reading habit. Put in 15 to 20 minutes of reading blocks for some much needed quiet time for you and your kids. Consider structuring their reading block in a few different ways whether it is a parent reading aloud or the child who is reading to the parent. Let them choose their books. 

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