These following suggestions are suited for kids under age 12. Keep in mind that all kids are different so some of these tips will work with certain kids, while others won’t.
You may need to do some creative thinking. I promise there is a way to get them outside by drawing on their current interests.
Your kids will want to go outside more if you go play with them. Kick the ball around, have a game of cornhole, go splash in the creek. Have fun, let them see you smile and enjoy yourself.
If allowing your kids to roam free isn’t for you, arrange regular play times and invite friends to join your family on outdoor adventures.
Find somewhere else that you feel assured of their safe play: a local fenced-in playground, your family ranch, or their schoolyard.
You might have 3 outdoor toy buckets into which such things as bubbles, balls, kites, skipping ropes, skateboards, badminton, and water guns are placed into.