How do you entertain your kids for free?

[Alarm]

How old?
Can they swim?
Have bikes?

 

[adlplumbing]

hide and seek they hide you watch telly
footy or walk up mountain

 

[ladylola]

I gave my 6 year old a gallon of fenceguard and a 3" brush to paint her playhouse yesterday and she was as happy as a pig in you know what

However, the other half wasn't as pleased looking at the red speckled child

 

[nickso]

kick them outside and tell them to go find some mates?

Seriously though, back in the day I wouldn't be seen dead at home during summer hols unless the weather was bad. Mum got used to not seeing me for 12 hours a day and not phoning the cops.

 

[LooPrEvil]

Yes, whilst the weather is good, take them out doors as much as possible. Walks in the country, along the canal side, river bank, to a large park etc. Take a picnic with you.

All good family fun.

 

[thatbloke]

Play with them.

 

[joinerjohn]

Play with them.

Not these days mate, you'd have the thought police on you like a ton of bricks.

 

[imamartian]

buy lots of gcse revision textbooks, and lock them in a room until they can tell you what the square root of -1 is....

they'll appreciate it when they're older !!

 

[Alarm]

Ha ha

Fook me that ones so old.

 

[EngStudent]

buy lots of gcse revision textbooks, and lock them in a room until they can tell you what the square root of -1 is....

they'll appreciate it when they're older !!

i. Or j.

Doubt you'll find that in many GCSE textbooks though.

 

[alumni]

buy lots of gcse revision textbooks, and lock them in a room until they can tell you what the square root of -1 is....

they'll appreciate it when they're older !!

i. Or j.

Doubt you'll find that in many GCSE textbooks though.

j when i did it.

Stuff of nightmares.

 

[imamartian]

buy lots of gcse revision textbooks, and lock them in a room until they can tell you what the square root of -1 is....

they'll appreciate it when they're older !!

i. Or j.

Doubt you'll find that in many GCSE textbooks though.

i or j? that's not rational !!

 

[EngStudent]

buy lots of gcse revision textbooks, and lock them in a room until they can tell you what the square root of -1 is....

they'll appreciate it when they're older !!

i. Or j.

Doubt you'll find that in many GCSE textbooks though.

i or j? that's not rational !!

Was taught i, but for electronic engineering i has plenty of meanings, so j seems to be more commonly used!

 

[Susiejb]

She wants to entertain them .... not bore them to death

 

[EngStudent]

She wants to entertain them .... not bore them to death

Anyone would think you're implying that maths isn't interesting.