There are many different types of activities that can be engaging for your children, some examples include :

1. Hands-on, experiential learning activities: Activities that involve manipulation of materials, such as sorting and organizing objects, building with blocks or working with Montessori language material.

2. Creative expression: Art, music, and drama activities that allow them to express themselves in a variety of ways.

3. Outdoor activities: Outdoor activities, such as gardening, nature exploration, and physical play.

4. Problem-solving and critical thinking activities: Activities that involve solving puzzles, riddles, or other challenges that require logical thinking and problem-solving skills.

5. Collaborative learning activities: Working in small groups or pairs can be engaging for your children and can encourage teamwork and social skills.

6. Role-playing and dramatic play: These activities can be engaging for students and allow them to use their imaginations and creativity while also practicing social skills.

7. Multisensory learning experiences: Activities that engage multiple senses, such as touch, sight, sound, and smell, can be particularly engaging for children.