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ice candles Amaze your kids with a magical and easy outdoor activity that will transform your backyard into a winter wonderland. Read the instructions for ice candles. More: The ultimate guide to living peacefully with your teenage college students this winter break holiday baskets The holidays may be over, but it's never too late to volunteer with a fun and easy craft project. Feel good about working with your kids to help those in need. Read the instructions for Christmas baskets. read a good book When the snow is falling gently outside, settle in with your kids, a blanket and a good book. Read aloud or quietly on a lazy winter day. Browse our picks for the best books for all ages: Age-by-Age Guide to Classic Books for Kids. snow sculptures It's no ordinary snow day when you turn your snowman into a work of art! Your children will take the chance to show off their creativity and impress you with their snow creations. Read the instructions for snow sculptures. film maratho...

COVID-19 is with us a little longer. But that doesn't mean we can't still make this winter season a fun one. Parents report their children's screen time has increased by 60% through distance learning and social media use. It's a challenge we're all facing and we may see a further increase this winter, so activities that don't always require more screen time can be a good option. More: 25 toys, books, and games to stock up on before we're stuck indoors this winter At this point, most of us have craft supplies, games, and maybe some workout gear and other extra items. However, finding creative ways to use these items and keep your kids busy can be overwhelming. So here are some new ideas that you may not have tried yet that offer a digital detox for your kids. Walk it away The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that children get at least 60 minutes of activity every day. Many now have PE online, which is a positive start. Remember, even if 60 minut...