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If the cardboard box has taught us anything it's that you don’t have to spend big on the kids to keep them entertained and amused.
Keep it simple and stick to your budget these school holidays with these free (or close to free) school holiday activities, experiences and crafts.
Happy holidays!
1. Spend a day at the park
4. Go camping
6. Visit an museum
13. Bake and decorate
16. Play dress ups
17. Get them gardening
25. Make fingerprint animals (image: Pinterest)
27. Visit the beach
31. Make crazy fruit juices (image: Woolworths)
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