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Holiday bonding

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good movies and watch these with the family. I usually go to our local Video EZ store for the latest (and original) movies on DVD. It’s great as it does not cost me a bomb to rent one.

GAMES NIGHT

Aside from movies, you can also have a lot of fun playing games with the children. Think of charades, win-lose-draw, Scrabbles, Monopoly, chess, card games ...there are so many choices. Order some food while you’re at it and divide into teams e.g. parents vs kids, or boys vs girls. Make it interestin­g too. Perhaps the losers will have to serve breakfast, in bed, to the winners the next day!

PARTIES

This can be birthday parties, or just a “no-reason-party”. Invite your children’s friends to your home and have a party. Prepare some simple food and games for them. Let them run wild and just have a blast.

SLEEPOVER

After the party, why not allow for your children’s friends to stay back (with their parents’ permission) for a sleepover. Loosen up the rules for this one — allow them to stay up later than normal. They will thank you for that.

And there you have it. Here are just some simple ideas on how to make this school holiday highly memorable.

Here’s wishing you a happy and productive school holidays that will bring your family closer together.

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