Tell Campfire Stories Light some candles and tell stories like you’re around a campfire. If you’ve got older kids, throw in a spooky one.
Play A Game Have a candle-lit boardgame night. Keep to a simple one that everyone knows so you don’t have to keep reading instructions in the dark.
Get Thinking Play a trivia game (suitable trivia games for all ages can be found here)
Have An Unplugged Home Concert If someone in your family is musical, whip out the guitar or sit by the piano and have a sing-a-long
Dance Like No One’s Watching Create an hour-long playlist with your family’s favourite songs and dance till you drop
Snuggle Up For (Audio) Story Time There are free stories for fans of Roald Dahl and The World of David Walliams – plus a ton of audio books on Audible for young and old. You can even catch children’s stories told by celebrities or astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
Clear Your Head Practice some mindfulness for an hour and meditate together (you can find plenty of kid-friendly meditation videos on YouTube or even download Stop, Breathe & Think Kids)
Socialize From A Distance Get on Zoom and have a catch-up with family and friends