Alternative Fun for Families During Screen-Free Week | Brain Training CenterApril 30 – May 6 is Screen-Free Week LearningRx One-on-one Brain Training Reviews Alternative Fun for Families During Screen-Free Week COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – April 30 – May 6 is Screen-Free Weekand one-on-one brain training company LearningRx (www.LearningRx.com) is sharing tips with parents who are seeking ways to have fun that doesn’tinclude TVs, computers, tablets or smartphones. Make a time capsule.Include photos, a newspaper or magazine, a handwritten letter talking aboutwhat life is like today, a movie ticket stub, a few inexpensive toys orpieces of memorabilia, and some coins or a dollar bill. Go on a nature scavenger hunt.Make a list of items they might find in your yard: a red leaf, a dandelion,a stick shaped like the letter Y, a pink rock, a four-leaf clover, etc.You can set a time limit (since not everyone will find a four-leaf clover!)and give everyone a small paper bag to carry their list and hold everythingthey find. Host your own carnival. Stack tin cans in a pyramid and let everyone try to knock them down witha rice-filled sock. Try to get a Frisbee in a hamper or hit ping pongballs off the tops of bottles with a Nerf gun. Tour a fire station.Many fire stations hold open houses for the community, but some also letyou schedule private tours! Kids usually get to touch the equipment, seewhere the fireman eat and sleep, climb on the fire trucks and slide down the pole! Play an active game to keep everyone moving.Hide and Seek, Kick the Can, Freeze Tag or even Charades on a rainy daywill keep everyone off the couch. Set up a backyard campsite.A tent, s’mores and a (code compliant) campfire—it’sjust like the real thing with the convenience of indoor plumbing! Looking for more ideas? Check out this article “17 Activities YourFamily Will Love (that cost less than $17)”: www.learningrxblog.com/2016/06/15/17-activities-your-family-will-love-that-cost-less-than-17/