Confinement isn't easy, especially for children. Here's a list of activities to do at home with your little ones, to keep them busy, educate themselves, exercise, and also get away from it all while waiting to finally step outside.
Getting started with creative hobbies
To keep your whole happy tribe busy, you'll have to be extra imaginative. If you're short on ideas, the site www.momes.net is full of all kinds of activities for children aged 2 to 12: crafts, salt dough, coloring, painting, objects to create and creative sheets to print... Much better than staying in front of the TV!
Meeting the Challenge of Homeschooling
Combining teleworking and homeschooling isn't easy. To help you with this unprecedented exercise, France Télévision offers video lessons for all levels, aimed at students from primary school to high school. Visit the Lumni educational platformDon't forget to involve children in everyday tasks: cooking, DIY or gardening are all activities that are a source of learning for children.
(re)discover the pleasure of cooking with the family
Cooking with the family is a great way to keep kids busy and keep boredom at bay for both young and old foodies! To get your hands dirty, the Chef Simon website reveals easy and fun cooking recipes to empty our cupboards. Another initiative of this kind: the cooking classes of Anne-Sophie Vidal, the big winner of the show "Le Meilleur Pâtissier". The famous blogger-pastry chef offers on her Instagram account Cake recipes she makes with her children, live from her kitchen! Join us on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 3:30 p.m.
Playing sports with your little monsters
Stuck at home, kids need to let off steam (and so do you)! The Ministry of Sports recommends one hour a day for children and teenagers. It's not always easy during lockdown. To do this, check out the channel » Live Fun Family Workout « hosted by coach Lucile Woodward. There are fitness classes suitable for children from 3 years old. You can also get inspired by the workouts offered by Gym Direct, broadcast on C8. Find a YouTube video special session for children !
Discover historic sites through virtual tours
Thanks to new technologies, it is possible to escape by virtually visiting historical sites that make children dream. The department of Charente-Maritime has put online a Fort Boyard virtual exhibition which traces the history of the fort from its first projects to the present day. We can also visit the Hermione in 360 degrees, the famous frigate built in Rochefort, from the upper decks to the dormitories and officers' quarters. There's plenty to discover and learn while waiting for an outdoor visit.
Create your own comic strip
Do you have budding little artists at home? Invite them to create their own comic strip! The BNF (National Library of France) offers a free app that allows you to create comics and graphic novels On a tablet or computer. An original and creative idea for escaping and letting your imagination run wild. Try it now!
In accordance with government recommendations, our Airotel Oléron campsite is temporarily closed until further notice. Our team remains available to answer all your questions by phone at 05.46.47.61.82 or by email at info@camping-airotel-oleron.com. Until we all get together again, relax, rest, and enjoy your family! See you soon!