April 2020 | Ruth Freeman
Show your family that they can have fun without screens. After school and work, shut off phones, TVs, and computers. Get outside if the weather is nice. Do a craft or a science experiment. Play a board game. Build with Legos. Bake cookies. Or do something else your family likes to do together. There are plenty of ways to play without screens. Let your kids come up with some ideas and decide on an activity together.
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