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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, my kids are like yours. For those saying they have to pick one thing... can you be more specific? Like is it good enough to pick a rec center class that meets once a week? Or taking once a week private instrument lessons? What do you mean when you say "pick one thing."?[/quote] This is what I mean. It's simple. Pick one arts thing: for example, a weekly music lesson or drama class. It can be individual or group. And pick one physical thing: a sport (individual or team), a yoga or martial arts class, or regular running. Do this every season or semester. You could substitute a group activity like scouting, or an individual hobby that requires a class or lesson. For us it's an arts activity and a physical activity. That's it. [/quote]
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