hi
kids half term Can be expensive but don't need to be...
i also have 3 kids and we have fun with out spending loads... think back to when you where a child and how exciting the world used to be...
if it nice day, wrap them up warm and take them on a ramble in the woods or country parks near your home. make it special take a picnic... take some paper & crayons and do some drawing... the UK as some great country parks with good access... try your local tourist information bureau for ideas.
museums can be fun at half term... ours had the dinosaurs over Xmas and mine loved it....
and if it raining which it always does at half term good old fashion board games... swimming or bowling. again the local bowling alley and pictures have special rates at half term.
have you ask them to pick days out they would like?? be honest explain what budget you have and what this as to cover... like petrol money food spend etc etc... (this helped my daughters learn the value of money)
also maybe you need to look at the age groups the 11 year old may want to "hang around" with her friends so ask her what she would like to do or if she would like to bring a friend along.. this can help with the pre teenage sulks!!!!!!!!
good luck because its not easy!!!
2007-01-29 20:51:27
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answered by tink 4
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Who says you need to go abroad? How about having an arts & crafts day? Things can be bought very cheaply from your local maket or the Early Learning Centre (or loo rolls etc are free from around the home). Pick a theme for the day and create things around this theme. Check out www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies for ideas. See the Art Attack, Fingertips or DoodleDoo pages.
Or you could have a baking day (messy but great fun!). Again check out the above website and see Big Cook Little Cook pages for great childrens recipes.
Do you have a park/open space nearby? How about taking some paper & crayons and do some drawing or some tree rubbings or looking out for signs of spring. you could even collect twigs & leaves for arts and crafts.
The best fun is free. Go forth and enjoy!
2007-01-29 22:35:41
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answered by VodkaChick 4
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2016-04-28 13:01:33
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answered by ? 3
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Look online at local venues like museums, zoos, conservatories, etc for coupons for discounts. In this season there are usually quite a few. Try going to the park a few times, bowling, or even creating a "movie fest" with a fort, popcorn, juice and sleeping bags.
2007-01-29 23:27:11
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answered by bpbjess 5
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Haven do great holiday deals.
You could also take them to the zoo/farm, Swimming, play areas. Look/Ring your local information center and they will be able to tell what is around in your area for children.
Good luck and hope your half term is filled with fun.
2007-01-29 20:46:44
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answered by Pinkflower 5
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take them to places that will suit all of them if you drive take them away a day here a day there within your budget failing that just ask them tell them the truth about money be tight wait and see what comes back from them you might be surprised good luck
2007-01-29 20:46:47
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answered by fergie 11 4
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i took my boys to butlin in minehead and they can do wat ever they want its all included, rides horseriding, abseiling nitelife even for the kids, There was loads to do even though the weather was really crap. But id still say abroad majorca is meant to be lovely for the little ones. Im gona take my children next year.
2007-01-30 00:31:49
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answered by lisa c 3
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Talacre holiday homes in Wales, cheap and chearful
2007-01-29 20:45:11
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answered by Anonymous
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kids love butlins or if you want to go abroad try majorca
2007-01-29 20:43:25
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answered by Anonymous
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