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Experience the harmony of luxury living and nature’s serenity at 92 Farm Homes — where your dream farmhouse becomes reality.

Introduction

In today’s digital world, most kids spend weekends glued to screens — watching cartoons, playing games, or scrolling endlessly. But imagine replacing that screen time with fresh air, muddy hands, and real fun!

A farmhouse offers the perfect environment for children to reconnect with nature, learn new things, and build memories that last a lifetime. Whether you own a 2, 4, or 6 kanal farmhouse, there are plenty of fun and creative ways to keep kids engaged.

Here are the top 5 weekend activities for kids at your farmhouse that are fun, healthy, and family-approved.


 

1. Gardening – Let Them Dig, Plant & Grow

Gardening is more than just a hobby — it’s a lesson in patience, responsibility, and care. Kids love getting their hands dirty, and a farmhouse garden is the perfect spot for it.

What They Can Do:

  • Plant seeds of tomatoes, mint, sunflowers, or marigolds

  • Water the plants using small watering cans

  • Learn the names of flowers, herbs, and vegetables

  • Decorate pots with paint and stickers

Benefits:

  • Builds patience and focus

  • Encourages healthy eating habits

  • Teaches environmental awareness

Even if it’s a small corner of your farmhouse, turn it into a “kids’ garden zone.” You’ll be surprised how seriously they take it!


 

2. Animal Time – Feed, Pet & Care

If your farmhouse has chickens, goats, rabbits, or even ducks, let your kids interact with them in a safe way. Kids naturally love animals, and being around them builds empathy and confidence.

Activities to Try:

  • Feeding chickens or collecting eggs

  • Watching goats or cows being milked

  • Naming and drawing animals they see

  • Setting up a mini petting corner with supervision

Benefits:

  • Builds emotional intelligence

  • Teaches care and kindness

  • Keeps them away from screens and busy with real-life experiences

No animals? No problem! Even watching butterflies or spotting birds can be a great learning opportunity.


 

3. Stargazing – Explore the Night Sky

One of the biggest perks of owning a farmhouse away from the city is the clear, star-filled sky at night — no city lights to block the view. Turn your backyard into a weekend observatory!

What You’ll Need:

  • A clean mat or sleeping bag

  • A mobile stargazing app (optional)

  • Binoculars or a beginner telescope

  • Some snacks and a light blanket

What They Can Do:

  • Count stars or spot the moon

  • Learn about constellations and planets

  • Watch for shooting stars or satellites

  • Tell stories under the stars

It’s a peaceful way to end a weekend, and your kids will look forward to it every time.


 

4. Farm Games & Sports – Run Free

A farmhouse offers wide open spaces that city homes simply can’t. Let your children run, play, and be wild — the way kids should!

Game Ideas:

  • Mini cricket or football matches

  • Hide and seek in the orchard

  • Sack races or tug-of-war with cousins

  • DIY treasure hunt with clues and small rewards

Why It’s Great:

  • Promotes physical fitness

  • Builds teamwork and social skills

  • Keeps kids away from screens and gadgets

Let them explore the land, get sweaty, and have fun. This is what weekends were meant for.


 

5. Outdoor Art & Creativity

Use nature as the canvas! Let kids take their creativity outdoors by drawing, painting, or crafting with natural materials.

Activities:

  • Leaf printing with paints

  • Rock painting

  • Making shapes with twigs and stones

  • Drawing the animals or plants they see

Set up a small art station with:

  • A table and chairs

  • Non-toxic paints and papers

  • Aprons and wipes for cleanup

It’s creative, calming, and they’ll proudly show off their weekend masterpieces.


 

Bonus Tip: Create a “Weekend Adventure List”

Make a simple list of 10–15 fun things and let your kids tick off one or two every weekend. Include:

  • “Plant a new flower”

  • “Feed the chickens”

  • “Sleep under the stars”

  • “Build a fort with cushions”

  • “Paint a stone and name it”

This turns each visit to the farmhouse into a mini adventure, and keeps your children excited and involved.


 

Final Thoughts

Owning a farmhouse is not just about land and space — it’s about creating a better, healthier lifestyle for your family. These weekend activities for kids at your farmhouse help your children:

  • Connect with nature

  • Stay active and curious

  • Learn real-life skills

  • Spend quality time with family

If you want your kids to grow up grounded, confident, and creative — a farmhouse weekend is one of the best gifts you can give.


 

Looking to build a farmhouse that fits your family’s lifestyle?

92Farm Homes offers smart, spacious, and ready-to-live farmhouses on Simly Dam Road, Islamabad — the perfect place to start your family’s nature-filled weekends.

📍 Visit www.92farms.com to book a tour or get more info.

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