New Launch: Family 'N' Friends bonding events: Create cherishing moments. Rekindle harmony and happiness in personal life, re-live the memory lane. Celebrate life

Personal Family Bonding Importance

Family bonding is crucial for maintaining strong relationships and creating a sense of unity and support within the family. Spending quality time with family helps build trust, communication, and understanding. Whether it is through shared activities, conversations, or simply being present for one another, the bonds formed within the family are essential for emotional well-being and a sense of belonging.

It is important to prioritize and nurture these connections, as they can provide comfort, love, and stability during good times and challenging moments. Investing in personal family bonding can create a strong foundation for enduring relationships and a sense of security that lasts a lifetime.

Life is fun. Bespoke, thoughtfully crafted guided and facilitated exclusively by women team members and aided by men of  Eagle Learning. These playful activities set the foundation for long-term happiness 'N' prosperity. All activities conclude with learning nuggets/snippets and customised play-cards (printed on-site with live images) to preserve the memories as kids grow to become responsible and successful

Activities for kids (Ages 3-12), like birthday parties, can make the event memorable and enjoyable for everyone.

1. Treasure hunt-level 1: This activity level varies from simple to complex with visual/colourful/musical clues leading to gifts.

2. Design your theme; craft station: We set up a table with craft supplies for making birthday-themed crafts or decorations.

3. Blindfold task completion; pin the tail on the horse: A classic game always a hit with young children.

4. Musical chairs: A fun and energetic game that’s easy to set up.

5. Bounce activity/house: Renting a bounce house (inflatable large bouncing play space) can provide hours of entertainment.

6. Face painting: We hire a face painter or arrange temporary organic tattoo stickers. Another variant is, we set up a DIY station with easy-to-use face paint kits.

7. Magic show: We hire a magician to perform simple magic tricks and teach DIY Do it yourself tricks.

8. DIY cupcake decorating: We provide plain cupcakes, frosting, and toppings for kids to decorate their treats.

9. Pass the ring/ball: The ring is passed through a rope without touching the same. In another version, a small ball is thrown over a ring without touching the same 

10. Flying Fox-level 1: Kids stand on a small piece of tarpaulin /cloth and they are supposed to change the side of the same without stepping out.

11. Mini master chef contest: Kids are supposed to decide on their unique dish and create the same with given ingredients.

12. Sketch/colour the family portrait: Kids can either sketch their family members or colour the B&W sketch of the family using crayons and watercolours.

13. Express your uniqueness; paint and create your art item: Kids create a decorative art item (for example; a 3D card, table mat, Santa Claus, horse, joker, teddy bear, tree flower pot, gratitude rock, lotus pot)

14. Puppet show: Storytelling via colourful dolls (also called guddi-gudda play in traditional Indian costumes)

15. Jigsaw puzzle, find the missing piece:  Find the missing piece and complete the puzzle; awesome big picture.

16. Rubik's cube: Ensure the same colour pallets are on a single side of the cube

17. Rubik's clock: The task is to synchronise time on all clocks.

18. Triangle completion: Big and small pieces fit to create a large triangle.

19. Square completion: Big and small pieces fit to create a large square.

20. Sack/jump race: Both feet are tied or kids wear a jute sack and race to reach their destination.

21. Lemon-spoon race: With lemon on a spoon held in their mouth, kids race to reach their destination.

22. Appreciate and love other living beings: Playing with a friendly Golden Retriever or Labrador and gazing at fishes in an aquarium, speaking with them creates a different feeling.

23. Observe vegetation:  Kids are made to observe different plants and remember their names.  Appreciate the form and shape of fruits and vegetables and relate it with health benefits for their body parts.

24. Chinese whispers: Simple activity to pass a message (phrase) across the chain of kids holding hands.

25. Clay and sand sculpture: Play-grade clay and sand are given to create animals, birds, ice cream cones, in fact, anything as per the kid's imagination.

Life is fun. Bespoke, thoughtfully crafted guided and facilitated exclusively by women team members and aided by men of Eagle Learning. These playful activities set the foundation for long-term happiness 'N' prosperity. All activities conclude with learning nuggets/snippets and customised play-cards (printed on-site with live images) to preserve the memories as adolescent teenagers grow to become responsible, successful citizens and live an honourable life

For Teens (Ages 13-18) (few activities can be common for kids and teens however levels of complexity and learning are different)

1. Karaoke: We set up live karaoke for a fun singing competition and use the Google app to mix up and create memorable videos.

2. Photo booth: Set up a photo booth with props for fun-photo pictures.

3. Treasure hunt-level 2: This is a complex treasure hunt with teams.

4. DIY simple/grilled sandwich making: We provide ingredients for guests to make a grilled sandwich and relate it to health benefits.

5. Create your salad: All ingredients are provided by us, teens have to create a unique theme salad.

6. Escape room: Create a DIY escape room experience at home.

7. Design your dress Teens are provided with different fabrics to design their dresses.

8. Dancing Musical Chairs: The complexity level is high, dance as per the rhythm of the music and play the musical chairs.

9. Pass the ring/ball, HULA ring: Pass the key over the thin wire, the battery buzzer sounds if the key touches the wire.

10. Caterpillar Walk: Youngsters walk carefully, and negotiate obstacles with a large balloon or 1-foot cloth-covered bamboo stick between two persons. 

11. Flying Fox-level 2: Youngsters stand on a small piece of tarpaulin /cloth and they are supposed to change the side of the same without stepping out.

12. Sketch Colour/Paint the Family Portrait: Capture various  moments 

13. Pass the key on the wire: Tread mindfully carefully

14. Light maximum candles with a single matchstick: Timed activity to light candles

15. Spot the difference between two similar images: Timed activity to spot the difference

16. Memory retention; image/video is shown for a few seconds: Mental Recall

17. Craft preparation-Level 2: Create a ship, plane, car, rocket, dream home

18. Pumpkin/Apple/Water Melon Carving (Seasonal activity)

19. Cooking on Gas/Microwave/Induction: Master chef-level 2

20. Fun Yoga Activity and Health Food Talk: Guidance by expert

21. Fun talk micro habits: Daily habits to become successful

22. Puppet show: Storytelling with life's messages

For 18+ and primarily targeted for Married Couples; however all age group couples are welcome (offering primarily nature connect, being spiritual, appreciating each other, burning one's ego and setting couple life goals)

1. Picnic in the Park: Pack a picnic basket and enjoy a relaxing day outdoors.

2. Hiking: Choose a scenic trail and enjoy togetherness with nature.

3. Stargazing: Find a quiet spot away from city lights and enjoy the stars.

4. Moon meditation: Full moon and new moon meditation.

5. Bicycle/Bike Ride: Explore a new area or bike trail together.

6. Outdoor Movie: Attend an outdoor movie screening.

7. Camping: Spend a night under the stars at a campsite

8. Gardening: Work on a gardening project together, planting flowers, vegetables

9. Listen to nature's sounds: Connect with nature

10. Breathe together: Synchronised breathing

11. Blindfold couple walk: Negotiate and navigate life challenges together

12. Fireside cooking: Cook slowly, eat mindfully

13. Hiking together on natural mountains

14. Big Goals: large format jigsaw puzzle-completion

15. Sketch and Paint your future: Create a vision board

16. Hot Air Ballon ride (seasonal)

17. ATV Off-roading adventure: rugged terrain ride

18. Zoo/park/art gallery visit

19. Watching the sunrise and sunset, affirmations

20. Household repair: Change the car tyre. Repair a gadget and plumbing.

21. Journalling as a habit

22. Role Reversal: Switch roles to understand each other’s perspectives, fostering empathy and understanding.

23. Couples Games: Play board games or card games designed for couples to promote fun and teamwork.

24. Shared Hobbies and Rituals: Start a new hobby or activity both enjoy, such as cooking, painting, or hiking.

25. Laughter Yoga: Participate in laughter yoga sessions to reduce stress and increase joy together

26. Letter Writing: Write letters to express feelings, hopes, and gratitude. Exchange and read them together.

27. Relationship Vision: Create a vision board or list of shared dreams and goals for the future.

28. Weekly Meetings: Have a structured weekly meeting to discuss the relationship’s progress, challenges, and plans for the upcoming week.

29. Time-Out Technique: When an argument gets too heated, call a time-out and cool off. Agree to resume the discussion after a set period.

30. The Speaker-Listener Technique: During a conflict, one partner speaks while the other listens without interrupting. The listener then paraphrases what was said to ensure understanding.

31. Repair Attempts: Practice making and accepting repair attempts, which are efforts to de-escalate tension during conflicts (e.g., using humour, a gentle touch, or a kind word).

32. Active Listening: Partners take turns speaking and listening. The listener must repeat what they heard, ensuring they understand correctly before responding.

33. "I Feel" Statements: Encourage partners to express their feelings using "I feel" statements rather than accusatory "You" statements. This promotes non-defensive communication.

34. Daily Check-ins: Set aside time each day for a brief, uninterrupted conversation about each other’s day, feelings, and concerns.

35. Love Maps: Build a “map” of each other's inner world by asking and answering questions about each other’s likes, dislikes, dreams, and fears.

36. Couples Games: Play board games or card games designed for couples to promote fun and teamwork.

37. Shared Hobbies: Start a new hobby or activity that you both enjoy, such as cooking, painting, or hiking.

38. Humour: Phrases to diffuse tension, navigate and infuse new ideas.

39. Escape Room: Work together to solve puzzles and escape the room.

Co-Founder Prabhjot Singh Sood's thought trigger, why this new vertical (Friends 'N' Family bonding events) and how this workshop came into existence

During my corporate career spanning over three decades, in teams where Men-Women worked together, it was natural they developed an affinity for each other and often fell in love. Sometimes they felt another way about a person/situation and expected emotional distancing. They faced challenges communicating and expressing their thoughts and feelings with the opposite gender. Often their misinterpretations resulted in unintended consequences. I thought let's help them navigate the differences.

As word of mouth spread, slowly but steadily, senior women-men in the leadership team, our clients, my friends, their network, dating youngsters, and couples actively started to seek my help for solutions to their relationship challenges.

All of them longed for the deep desire to reclaim forgotten happiness, earn respect/acceptance from the opposite gender, create desired vibes at home, and rekindle harmony, passion, love and romance in their married life.

When there is happiness in the home, you shall find peace in this world

Ghar Sukh Baseya, Jag Sukh Paya (Original Concept by the Founder of Sikhism, Shree Guru Nanak Dev Ji) 

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