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By building simple obstacle courses together, either in your house or in a garden, you can help develop your little one's motor skills and teach them about teamwork. Whizz down The Slide at ArcelorMittal Orbit: Feel the wind in your hair as you experience the world'slongest and tallest tunnel slide. Make London memories that last forever:Work your way through these 101 things to dowith the little and not-so-little ones. Pillow fight: Clear all the breakables and sharp edges and have a massive pillow fight. Perhaps after building a fort.

Do an at-home manicure: Your nails won’t be salon-perfect, but you’ll be saving money and having fun. Looking for an adrenaline-fueled day out this summer? Head over to The Tunnel Tree Tops, an epic high ropes course high up in the trees, full of wooby bridges, exciting crossings and even a breath-taking tightrope walk, complete with a thrilling zip wire to finish with! Making homemade playdough is a perfect family activity for those rainy summer days. It can help to develop fine motor skills, improve language and social skills and can even calm children down if they’re a little too energetic at bedtime. Hop around artisan shops and boutiques in St James's:Explore the historic area known for high-end fashion and numerous stores with the Royal Warrant.

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Discover the ultimate summer day out at Skylark Maize Maze and Funyard, opening from the 22nd July 2021, you can make your way through a giant maize maze and enjoy plenty of fun activities too, including den building and trotter trophy pig racing! Map the neighborhood: Walk your neighborhood and see if your family can make a map from your house to another location. You’ll be surprised at what they might notice. Arts, Culture and Events portfolio spokesperson Cr John Learmonth said the summer school holiday guide provided some fantastic activities to entertain the family. We all know how unpredictable the weather can be. Instead of hiding away from it, let’s get outside with our umbrellas!Head to The Postal Museum: Fun for all the family, discover the first ever postcard, ride the Rail Mail, and much more! Being outdoors and exercising is great for your mental health and summer is the ideal time to enjoy some fresh air. See the multi-award winning new musical Standing at the Sky's Edge at the Gillian Lynne Theatre: A love letter to the city of Sheffield, follow the hopes and dreams of three generations over six tumultuous decades. Take family game night to the next level and step onto the famous game board at the brand new Monopoly Lifesized! With its grand opening set for the 14th August 2021, it’s opening at the perfect time for a family day out this summer holiday, plus you’ve got time to brush up on your skills!<

Geek out on art: Turn your children’s art or your photos into masterpieces with apps such as Google Arts & Culture’s Art Transfer. Or transform your selfie into a Renaissance-style portrait. Adding nursery rhymes or songs to your baking activities can also help children remember simple recipes and routines. This may not be such a great idea if you are walking across hot concrete, but it would be fabulous and freeing if you were spending the day at the beach or in a soft grass field. C limb the rigging on the Cutty Sarkin Greenwich: Bring out your inner adventurer as you plot your way to the top of the tea clipper.This simple summer game can be set up in your garden or hallway. If you don’t have enough empty bottles for your skittles, you can use toilet roll tubes.