Deschooling activities
- Take walks in nature. Go to the park or any natural attractions. Use the time to bond with your kid. Talk about what you see in nature. You can have a relaxed conversation about your child's interests.
- Plan gardening activities. They'll learn responsibility and patience by taking care of the plants, and lots of educational information about plants.
- Visit museums.
- Go to the library. Show them how much knowledge there is and let them browse for as long as they desire.
- Start an art project together. Arts and crafts are the best way to stimulate creativity and curiosity. Take an online course together about drawing, painting, sewing, photography, etc.
- Take up a new hobby. Building puzzles, learning a new instrument or learning a new language, motor skills.
- Organize a picnic with other homeschooling kids.
- Plan holidays and family trips together to encourage bonding.
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