Top 5 Free half term activities

So half-term is here and if your anything like me you will be on the look out for things to do with the kids that don’t cost a fortune.  Below is a selection of  free activities I have found to do with the kids this half term.

The Museum of Childhood

Join in the activities with a re-telling of this story, follow the intrepid tiger trail to win a prize or make tiger feet and paws at the activity table.

The Tiger Who Came to Tea - Monday 30 May - Sunday 5 June
10.30-16.00 (Free for all ages)

http://bit.ly/mOQfDm

South Bank Beach

Head down to The South Bank which has been transformed with beach huts, sand and a pop-up café as part of its Festival of Britain 60th anniversary celebrations.

The South Bank beach is open from Friday 22nd April - Sunday 4th September 2011. Admission is free.

http://bit.ly/i06olE

A Taste of Spain

Celebrate Fiesta style as Regent Street is turned into a traffic free zone.  With Flamenco dancers, live music and a host of Spanish culinary delights.

'A Taste of Spain' returns to London!
Date: 5th June.
Venue: Regent street, London.

http://bit.ly/jNdGd3

Lee Valley Park

There is a host of free activities at Lee Valley Park including The Annual Pony Show, Wild Watch at the dock and the YHA Lee Valley family event.

http://bit.ly/ji2UGP

The Foundling Museum

Family fun drop-in sessions are running from Thursay to Saturday during Half Term.  Who am I? encourages children to explore who they are by decorating a life-size cut out  with all the things that makes them who they are.

Who am I? at The Foundling Museum, Thursday 2 June, 2pm-4pm

Friday 3 June, 10.30am-12.30pm, 2pm-4pm, Saturday 4 June, 1pm-4pm

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