There really isn't any simpler entertainment. Take a notebook and an insect jar and you're good to go. Together with the offspring you track down creatures and literally scrutinize them. What kind of animal is it? Where did you find him? How does he behave? The notebook is for the minutes. Creative people even turn it into bingo. Ladybug, woodlice, spiders and butterflies. Hit four times? Bingo! If you don't have a garden, you can always explore the park (if responsible).

Extra tip: the special animal book can serve as a reference work. Nice to grab!

Flowers, we all have them in abundance at home now, right? How could it be otherwise: you are at home 24/7 and it is so cozy. And you help the local gardener. Do not throw them away, we repeat: do not throw them away! Flatten them. Say what? Yup, buy a nice flower press (eg this delicious one van Dille and Kamille) and put the colored finds between two heavy books. That one old school method still works like crazy. Then it is of course very nice to stick the dried flowers in a booklet, a photo frame or put them in an envelope with a sweet letter (including other work of art) to grandma.

Few ingredients required, except a lot of patience! Grass and flowers (take daisies and butter blossoms for example) and you can easily put together a wreath. Immediately a nice hair accessory.