Summer activites?

Question

While my parents are working over the summer i hve to watch my lilte brother. My dad wants me to make up some fun things to do with him so hes not playing video games the whole time. I do have some restriction though: cant go outside, cant use stove, but can use oven. he nine

Answer 1

Geesh ask you dad not to use his tools, car, or TV for a week and 'just amuse himself'.

I think at minimum you should be able to outside and have some fun. You're obviously able to be trusted why can't you go outside? That kinda narrows down what you and your brother could do.

Maybe you two could start your own website and put the family pictures up on it. You can learn a little HTML and have fun doing it in the process.

I still think if you can be at home you should be able to go out in the back yard for goodness sake.

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Sorry I'll say the same thing. If you can be trusted at home alone without supervision then you should also be trusted outside. I'm just not seeing any difference here.

You are either old enough to be there or not. The location and activity is unimportant.

Answer 2

bake, bbq, and movies ;]]

Answer 3

Why not try board games?  Or if he's not too old, maybe read him stories or watch movies with him.

Answer 4

When i was nine i was stick to video games 90% of the times... if u wanna let him stay off the video games then u'll have to take him out to fun places, which u are restricted to. Seriously there is  NOTHING to do at home. Im currently 18 and all i do at home is still spending 90% of my time playing video games... taking him out is the only way!

Answer 5

Play educational board games like scrabble, so that both of you improve your language skills and it's fun too. Also you both can do a small computer (f you have one) project using animation , that will be fun too.

Answer 6

Jig-Saw Puzzles or Hide and Seek.

Answer 7

ummm err cant go outside??Thats impossible!got it watch tv,manacala,computer,lop top,cars,drawing,paint thats all i know!

Answer 8

go to google.com and type in educational games, or go to parents.com