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It may be a classic rainy-day activity, but it\u2019s a classic for a reason! Get the whole family involved in some indoor fort-building fun: the kids will love your help in creating the fort of their dreams.<\/p>\n
The best thing about fort building as a family is that you can bring anything into play\u2014chairs, blankets, cardboard boxes\u2014the only limit is your imagination. Want to add an element of competition? How about a fort-building contest? The winning fort can be the one that you eat lunch in.<\/p>\n
Hit the Museum<\/h3>\n
OK, so your family plans to visit the park may have gone out of the window now the heavens have opened\u2014but how about a trip en famille to the city museum, instead? If you haven\u2019t visited a museum since you were a kid yourself, you may be surprised at just how child-friendly most museums are today.<\/p>\n
As well as a range of fascinating and often interactive exhibits, many museums have specific family activities to enjoy, particularly if you\u2019re visiting during the school holidays. From walking with dinosaurs to having fun learning about some of the most famous artists of all time, a family trip to the museum is one of the best things to do on rainy days.<\/p>\n
Have a Go at Family Pizza Making<\/h3>\n
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