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Children can challenge themselves in arts, science, sports, indoor games and entertainment, religion, among other abilities. They need to record a video of themselves taking the challenge and post it on their socials, mentioning @childsafetyuae and @shjpolice and using the hashtag #HomeChallenge.
They can also invite their friends and relatives to join the challenge, to spread enthusiasm and positivity in their peers and community members.
"The competition was launched to encourage children to build their creative capacities and life skills which requires them to think outside the box. The #HomeChallenge brings an opportunity to do just that. The challenge will assist parents too to find new entertaining activities for their children at home and help strengthen familial bonds," said Hanadi Saleh Al Yafei, director of the CSD.
The #HomeChallenge was launched through a video posted by the Sharjah Police and this CSD, which was widely shared on social media platforms. The video showed a group of children, each completing a challenge they set for themselves, from planting flowers and taking care of them, playing sports, building a massive Lego structure, to learning new recipes and languages.
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