A super-sized fun at the ASB Arena's Sporty Carnival has made many kids' vacation even more enjoyable on Monday. The reasoon? Crazy fun games like the giant-sized dominoes, Connect and Jenga are luring kids for a fun playtime, not to mention the fact that even parents wanted to join them in playing and relieving their stresses too.
The Sporty Carnival got the the second week of the school holidays off and it has been designed for 5 to 13 year-olds, SunLive noted. Other games geared to cater to these kids' fun were the bouncy castles, super-slides, trampoline, basketball, running races, uni-hockey, scooter, obstacle-course, table tennis, dance and hula competitions, among many others. These games are not set to their ordinary context but are made to be in huge versions to double the fun and excitement.
All kids from ages 5 to 10 equally had fun and do not seem to want the holiday to end. The setup of the carnival is also great for new acquaintances, socialization, team-building and of course fighting child stress.
The carnival is held at ASB Sports Centre is at Kemp Street, Kilbirnie. The venue is said to provide indoor sport and recreation facilities for community use and hire, according to the Wellington Government site.
Some of the programs that are up until tomorrow are the following:
- Fun Run , 5 to 12 years old
- Sporting Skills, 7 to 13 years old
- Breakout, 11 to 14 years old
- Active Fun Play, 6 years old and below
Kids can come anytime as there is no need to make any booking. Kids are assured to have fun and get the chance to use the inflatable equipment and get involved in the competitions, as per the Bay Venues. Such leisure and recreation are great for kids to lessen their stress after school.
Kids Under Stress
Childhood stress is often neglected by parents but it is actually a serious issue for kids. In fact, stress can be both beneficial and harmful to children.
Even though stress helps children develop the skills they need to cope with and grow as mature managers of life that is surrounded with potentially threatening situations, parents still need to support them. Since stress can sometimes lead kids to tragedy too, it's best for parents to devise plans to de-stress their kids. .
