Comments on: Frugal Fun Summer Activities for Kids

By: Hair Growth

Hair Growth — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 08:36:54 +0000

I always dont know what activities suggest to my children, they must be interesting and not too expensive. We often go to fruit picking, and always have a good time. So I think I will follow your tips in the summer. Thanks.

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By: Maria

Maria — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 15:13:55 +0000

Thanks for stopping by, Opal. I enjoy your blog. Thanks for the tip about the Apple store camps. I wonder if there is one near us, I’ll have to check.

Your daughter must be very creative … our kids like us to make up the stories still!

By: Opal @ Vegan Momma

Opal @ Vegan Momma — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 15:08:09 +0000

Those are all great tips.
My daughter loves making crafts.

Bookstores like Barnes & Noble have reading circles for younger children.

Simple activities like grilling outside are a cherished activity in our household, also “create a story” is how my daughters day ends. It gives her a chance to think and be creative she loves it. I was doing it for the first few years but when she turned three she decided she wanted to participate.

Apple is currently featuring a camp at select Apple stores kids will be able to create music, vidoes, and a lot of other things for free. At the end of the session they get a free t-shirt and a CD/DVD of their “fun work”.