Funding Your Children’s Extracurricular Fun [Infographic]

During their years of growth, children have the opportunity to learn and grow with the help of extracurricular activities. Fortunately, they have a lot of activities to choose from, all of which make their minds and bodies very good. For example, children who participate in an art project can see their special reasoning skills develop further and their fine motor skills improved. Another popular activity, sports, may help to increase self-confidence and discipline. These extracurricular activities are not only good for children; they are also very suitable for the academic future of children. If a student decides to apply to college one day, various types of extracurricular activities can help demonstrate the student's potential and demonstrate valuable skills to help them succeed in higher education.
Of course, many of these activities require investment. The Children's Movement alone is a $15.3 billion industry with the highest cost of alliances, camps, equipment, training and travel. Another popular choice, band or orchestra show, has its own cost. Families can plan ahead to keep costs low while ensuring that their children benefit from organized activities. Learn more in the infographic below




Source: www.discover.com