Things you can do to keep the kids entertained in isolation

Start with a simple cupcake kit, or get experimental and try your hand at a loaf of bread - we love this recipe.  Steven Skinner, a talented illustrator, has created some joyous, royal-themed colouring-in sketches in partnership with HELLO!, and they're sure to keep kids and adults alike entertained! Invest in some tools (not forgetting a mat to protect the surface) and let them unleash their talents.  It’s important to burn off some of that energy, even if you’re not lucky enough to have access to a large garden. Joe Wicks’ morning exercise sessions are fun and accessible for all ages - find them on his YouTube channel at 8:30am every day.  Whether that’s a language, the basics of cooking or some (outdoor!) This one will take some sacrifice from you, but isolation is a great excuse to get them set up on the piano, guitar or other musical instrument. Pinterest has plenty of great ideas for setting this up, and we guarantee kids of all ages will enjoy the search.