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Mums giggle at five-year-old's piece of art during coronavirus self-isolation

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As schools across the UK were forced to close on Friday in a bid to tackle the deadly coronavirus outbreak, parents have been trying all sorts to keep their children entertained.

One mum in Scotland dealt with self-isolation hell after her mischievous two-year-old daughter covered herself and the house in paint.

So as you know, children are finding different ways to keep themselves entertained for the next few weeks, luckily for one parent, her kid just stuck to regular colouring pencils and paper.

A parent on Facebook attempted to distract her five-year-old son by giving him with a simple art assignment. Writing on the Paging Fun Mums, an anonymous user reposted a woman’s attempt at homeschooling her son.

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