For many parents, summer seems to be lasting a lot longer this year, with kids home since mid-March due to COVID-19.
Keeping children active while trying to stay home can feel like a struggle.
But there are ways to do that - and they’re actually pretty creative!
Kent Hamilton, a P.E. teacher, says you can use everyday objects to keep the kids off the couch and on their feet.
"All the projects that I create use common household objects," explained Hamilton. "Not things they have to go out and buy or use specialized equipment."
Some of those projects that Kent is talking about include a hair dryer and wiffle ball, a tennis match with a paper plate and balloon, or even Tupperware lids used in air hockey.
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