After school activities for kids and teens

"Movotti;c-16716772" wrote:

"Funpuppy_sims345;c-16716474" wrote:
Well to answer your first question I meant football

Globally "football" means soccer.
When kids play "football" in Australia, they usually mean AFL (Aussie Rules) or Soccer.
SO which "football" were you talking about? AFL (Aussie rules) or soccer? Or did you mean Rugby? Cos that's "football" too!

the reason I listed only sports is because that's what 'most' male children would do but after school clubs and things like that are included

Since you're taking a strange route, what would 'girls' do after school? Why only list 'boy' things?
Don't boys play in bands where you live? Aren't they scouts? Don't they do art?

When I was a kid, 'sport' night was thrusday. All sports practices happened then.
Music was an extra curricular activity that happened during school hours.
After school most kids had chores, or work, or homework to do, not much time for anything else. I don't really get the point of after school activities. Weekend activities? Sure! But not after school.


Whatever way you look at it, football is just not cricket!

Cricket is a very popular summer sport, played in many countries. It's second to football (soccer) as the most popular sport globally. Internationally, the biggest rivalry is between Australia and England, but you've also gotta watch out for New Zealand, India, South Africa, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Ireland, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

So why not include cricket?

I talking about NFL football also I have never heard of cricket before so that's why I didn't include it and girls in my town don't do alot of after school activities so that list is pretty short but yeah cross-country running uh cheerleading and that's about it band isn't an after school activity where I live