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8 Hudson Valley Parent n Spring 2020 lovely." She's also work- ing on estab- lishing a weekly game night. "That's the new goal – Tuesday night board game," she said. "No one has anything after 5 o'clock." And, while she said it's all trial and error these days, with the kids having trimmed back on their usual ac- tivities, like past days spent at school plus at track, soccer and dance programs, Freer is mak- ing the most of this time together. "We're trying to get out and going on walks," she said. "We were all out- side yesterday — it was so nice out — but we're back in the house today. I feel like being at home now gives us the oppor- tunity to do things we wouldn't normally do." Teens, their families and friends can have fun together play- ing online games and enjoying at-home movies. Here's a small sampling of what's available, including free and paid services. Connect with the sites at HVP Virtu- al Events and Activities, GAMES FOR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS. • Playingcards.io: Virtual card and board games • My Free Bingo Cards: The ever-popular number-match- ing game for youngsters through seniors • Scattergories: Online version of the family-firendly, fun and fast-paced word game • Tabletopia: Hundreds of virtual board games • Pogo: Free online board games • GamesGames: Math, puzzle, card and board games • YouTube: Live gaming plus free, full-length family movies

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