what do at home during quarantine?
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Answer:
sleeping,reading interesting books and play games.....
Explanation:
Do it yourself (DIY)
It’s now apparent that it’s more than just the light bulb that needs fixing… the more time you spend at home, the more you’ll realise how much work there is to be done! With all the spare time on your hands, there’s no better time to start filtering through all those odd jobs that you just never got around to. Whether it’s time to re-paint the skirting boards or to drill a hole in the wall and finally hang the mirror up, see what other DIY tasks you can find whilst you’re self-isolating.
Get green
Just to clarify, this does not mean transforming into the Incredible Hulk- we were thinking more along the lines of growing some potatoes or basil! Not only is this a cost-effective way of getting some sustenance, but it will also give you a project to look after day-by-day. It’s also something fun to get the kids involved in too, and it should definitely take up a significant chunk of your time, especially while the weather is good!
Virtual tours
Although the National Gallery has now been temporarily closed down due to COVID-19, you can still take a look at some of the National Gallery’s incredible artwork by taking a Virtual Tour. It’s a great way to learn some history as well as educating the kids whilst they’re off school. With a virtual tour of 18 Gallery rooms and over 300 paintings to immerse yourself in, you’ll get some undeniable Renaissance knowledge.
Indoor work-outs
You’ve been meaning to do it for a while now, and we know the diet starts next week, but as they say, there’s no time like the present, and what better place than from the comfort of your own home? Avoid awkward eye contact and the sheer embarrassment of not knowing how to work the hip abductor by getting some exercise in with effective home-work outs. You can find some easy-to-follow guides on YouTube or Google, or Joe Wicks (@thebodycoach) is hosting PE sessions for you and little ones on social media. After all, a healthy body is a healthy mind.
Family time
Right. We know this one might be controversial and probably has a time limit, but what’s more beautiful than coming together as a family? Minus the fighting and constant ‘he said, she said’, of course. But you could dust off the Monopoly or get out the Scrabble, and find you have an amazing time as you re-connect.