Don't forget the occasional trip to the county library, which is usually grander in scale and impressive to those who love books. Don't Forget to Practice Sportsmanship . If your child and his friends say they're bored, take advantage of the situation. Rather than packing them in the car and taking them somewhere, have them create their own fun. Sometimes it takes a while for the imagination to kick in, but usually it does.
Some chores are more fun with more people.
Have your child offer to help a friend clean up his room or yard, then have the friend reciprocate. While they're at it, they can help clean a neighbor's yard, too. Keyboarding Skills Teach your child keyboarding skills, or have him work to improve his skills. Then have him practice by sending emails to a friend. All with proper supervision, of course.