In the last week of August, Ria*, an IT professional in Bengaluru, was juggling too many plates, attending office meetings and helping her son (grade 4) complete school projects before the deadline.

1. Cut out a piece of paper that is just slightly smaller than your craft stick 2. Carefully cut about 1-2 inches off of the ends of two of your craft sticks. 3. Place one craft stick on the table. 4.

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Even when kids have been home only a few days, the number of times parents have heard "I'm bored!" can make it feels like years. We've got you covered with craft projects, science experiments and ...

Disclosure: Toke Krainert is a level designer at IO Interactive and external lecturer at The IT University of Copenhagen. He is a former part-time teacher at KADK and collaborates with TGA in various ...