Watch a theater show!
It is rare nowadays to see children not glued to their gadgets since we are now living in a world of video streaming and smartphones. Introduce them to other forms of entertainment like live theater. Just make sure that you choose a show that is child-friendly. Look for youthful and energetic productions that also teach golden values through the story. A good example of this is PETA’s MgaKuwento Ni Lola Basyang! The play is like a fairytale book that has come to life as Lola Basyang shares stories of magical spells, kings and their kingdoms. Without a doubt, you’ll enjoy it too!
Join a workshop.
Make your bonding activity an educational one too! There are
plenty of workshops available these days but pick ones that you can do together
as parent and child. This way, it’s not only you or your kid that gets to enjoy
the activity. Rather, you get a chance to do it together. Afterwards, you can
laugh at the little errors that you made, share the learning that you earned
and even display your output at home!
How about exploring the art of words with your little one?
Filipinos naturally love storytelling. Our rich folklore is a testimony to
that. There are also many ways that you can create and tell your own story.
This is a chance to let loose and be kid yourself too as you and your child
learn how to tell a story in the most animated way possible!
Simple drawing, coloring and crafts-making are always a big hit with children, but you can make the experience even better by making art together. Producing these little artworks will be a creative experience for the both of you. Watch your kid’s eyes light up as you take this artsy journey as a pair. It will surely be an experience neither of you will forget.
Of course, a Pinoy family bonding option that never fails is music. Make your bonding experience emotionally enriching by asking your child what he wants to sing about, and composing a song together! You don’t even have to be musically inclined to try it out. Bring out your old guitar or even just a pen and some paper. The song may not be perfect but your little one will definitely associate it to the fun you had while writing it.
Cap off summer with a fun and learning experience for both parent and child. Join us at the PETA Theater Center and enjoy a fun-filled afternoon with your kids. Family passes are available for the MgaKuwento Ni Lola Basyang play and your workshop of choice. Book your tickets through Ticketworld (http://bit.ly/24tIu7w). You can also call (725) 6244 local 22-23 or (0916) 4868696 for reservations. #FamilyDayWithLolaBasyang #PETAFamilyDay
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