Content to do with kid-centric events and activities
No need to think too much about what to do for the two weeks the kids are home – we’re here to help!
Being stuck inside has never looked so good! Dive into this week’s collection fun family-friendly events from all over the world that you can attend virtually from right here in Beijing.
Maybe the best way to draw a dino is to take a little field trip to the Beijing Museum of Natural History and sketch what you see, but if you’re huddled at home, here are cool tutorials you can use for family drawing time! And don’t forget to throw some bird drawings in there too to learn a little history while you draw!
Cold weather aside, biking around Beijing is actually way nicer than you’d expect.
Do you love creative writing? Take on the challenge of creating a Beijing fairy tale.
This week we’re mixing it up a bit: as well as a range of fun family-friendly events that you can attend virtually from around the world, we’ve also included some carefully selected small, in-person events so you and your family remain safe during this time of increased COVID security measures.
Even the blocky nature of Minecraft helped remove the worlds we built from the turbulence and uncertainty outside. It supplemented our LEGO brick builds beautifully, those times when our phones were face down we could just escape and build a place where we’d like to spend our time.
Press F to pay respects to all the fallen goombas. It’s time for a deep dive into China’s gaming culture in our column, Kapital Koopas.
Due to the new COVID-19 cases that have been discovered in Beijing, we’re focusing on events that you can attend virtually as a family from around the world.
Parks are out of the question in the winter. So where can kids have playdates?