We know that keeping children entertained at HOME can sometimes be a challenge. With the school holidays coming up we’ve put together 27 ways to entertain children at HOME this summer, so you don’t have to hear those dreaded words ‘I’m bored.’
It’s perfect for children’s birthday parties, rainy afternoons or when you’ve just run out of ideas!
Call in the Children Entertainment Experts: Sharky & George
When it comes to HOMETAINMENT’s children’s experiences, we have teamed up with the hugely talented children’s party entertainers Sharky & George to offer incredible experiences:
This is Sharky & George’s classic and most popular party! It’s their take on traditional games, where everyone is involved from start to finish — no knockouts or sitting on the side. Games include Sharky’s Footsteps, Musical mats and water bomb catapulting.
Make the Most of Your HOME with these activites
Explore Your Garden
Today your garden isn’t your garden it’s:
The setting for a daring obstacle course
Filled with treasure to find in a scavenger hunt
A campsite complete with marshmallows to roast over the BBQ
The HOME of the Summer 2022 garden Olympics — water balloon fights are an Olympic sport aren’t they?
At HOME Cinema
Sometimes you just need to put on a film:
Set up a projector to screen your film cinema style — if it’s warm enough, screen them outside against your back wall.
Make a popcorn station where they can add their favourite toppings to fresh popcorn.
Like immersive cinema? Recreate this at HOME, dress your sitting room up to match the film or encourage everyone to dress up.
Create your own cinema tickets and send them out to friends.
Forage at HOME
What have you got lying around?
Those odd socks that never find a partner? Turn them into old fashioned sock puppets.
From using them to build forts to pretending their cars, cardboard boxes always seem to be more fun than what was originally in them.
Got any wool, string or paper streamers lying around? Use them to create a spider web or maze in your hallway for your children to crawl and climb through.
For younger ones, create a sensory bin with dry rice, pasta, sand or cereal and fill it with toys that they have to dig to find.
At HOME Crafts
Let children draw on the walls….just cover it with a big roll of paper first!
Co-Founder of HOMETAINMENT & Author of The Curious Gourmand
HOMETAINMENT co-founder Antoine Melon brings 25 years of global hospitality expertise, mastering “L’Art de recevoir.” Author of The Curious Gourmand: A Convivial History of Eating and Drinking. Explore his journey and book today!
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