The Fairman Kids Holiday Activities

ByJoel Comm

It is that time of year. School is out, the Christmas vacation has started, and kids are bouncing off the wall, waiting for the man in white. But today’s Family Site can help entertain the young ones, especially the two to ten age group.

It is called The Fairman Kids Holiday Activities, and is a page of interesting things to do. Take a virtual sled ride, or go virtual skiing. Make a snowman. Watch Christmas TV shows. Make a Christmas gift. Make more Christmas gifts. Build a snowman. And the list goes on. This site will entertain even the most active of children for a period of time. I spent quite a while there myself. So let your young one go wild here, instead of in the living room or the kitchen. Oh, a 10-year-old maintains the site. I am sure he is spending some time here as well. So enjoy a visit, and have a cup of hot chocolate while you are here.

http://www.blvl.igs.net/~fair/chms.htm

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