The way to persuade the kids for extracurricular activities
We used to have a lot of fun as kids, but today's kids don't have that opportunity because they are mostly occupied with their phones. They don't have much experience with playhouses, flying kites, and so on. Even today, we can't see children playing together near our houses. Everyone is staying inside and doing something else instead of going out.
There are two children in front of my house, and their mother encouraged them to participate in extracurricular activities rather than giving them a smartphone. We are very close to those children because we allow them to learn extracurricular activities.
They came to our house today to learn how to make kites, bringing all of the necessary materials such as thread, tissue paper, gum, bamboo stick, scissors, and so on. My son showed them how to make kites step by step, while he made one out of bamboo sticks and let them make another out of coconut flakes.
First, my son shows them how to construct the kite's frame. While my son constructs his frame from bamboo sticks, the elder child constructs his frame from coconut flakes. While they were making their frame, the younger one also made another frame out of bamboo sticks.
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After completing my son's frame, he asked both children to phase the kite, teaching them how to do so. In this manner, both learn how to phase the kite. The waves were then tied to the kite. After teaching them, they completed the task nicely.
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Seriyawa(wing) was the most important part of the kite (wing). That part was completed by my son because it was difficult to do them alone.
Now that the kite had been completed, they were advised to phase their other kites at home alone, without the assistance of others.
They were both delighted and returned home with all of the kites and other materials with big smiles on their faces.
As an adult, we can persuade the kids around us to participate in extracurricular activities.