Low Cost No Cost Activities

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Low cost and no cost activities are necessary to build an energetic environment between students otherwise students are bored. Low-cost and no-cost activities offer a fun and enriching experience without breaking the bank. These activities include exploring nature even just a stroll around the neighborhood. Engaging with books at the library, enjoying board games with friends, or simply relaxing and reading are also great options. Community events, making science projects and arts and crafts are other ways to spend time and enjoy yourself on a budget.

@Rabia-Mehreen Explore local trails and parks for a refreshing experience.

@Rabia-Mehreen Pack a lunch and enjoy a meal in a scenic spot.

@Rabia-Mehreen Empty boxes (cereal, shoe, biscuit), plastic bottles and caps, cardboard, paper, fabric sc**ps, and plastic containers.

@Rabia-Mehreen Sticks, stones, leaves, seeds, and beans.

@Rabia-Mehreen Sticks, stones, leaves, seeds, and beans.

@Rabia-Mehreen Creating collages, sculptures, puppets, and other decorative items.

@Rabia-Mehreen Making learning games, sorting and counting activities, and building models.

@Rabia-Mehreen Making learning games, sorting and counting activities, and building models.

@Rabia-Mehreen gUsing boxes as building blocks, creating costumes from fabric sc**ps, and using small items as props.

@Rabia-Mehreen Encourages recycling and reuse of materials, promoting sustainability.

@Rabia-Mehreen Makes materials available to a wider range of people, regardless of their financial situation.
Fosters creativity and resourcefulness:
Encourages thinking outside the box and finding innovative ways to use available items.

@Rabia-Mehreen Helps children understand how everyday items can be used for various purposes.