The phrase "kids activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities specifically designed for children or when discussing activities that children participate in. For example: "There are many educational kids activities available to help your children develop their skills."
Watch less TV yourself, remove any TV from your bedroom, participate in the kids' activities, and be active in sports, fitness, and exercise.
The free event included food, live performances, kids activities, raffle prizes and art infused with activism, according to the local newspaper.
You could easily spend a whole day here and many kids' activities are included.
There were lots of sporting activities, parades, kids' activities and live music performances.
There are kids' activities (bouncies, speed pitching, mini-golf) and promotional events (dancing on the dugout, mascot races, fireworks).
Après-ski, a full schedule of games, movies, lectures, wine tastings, fitness classes and kids' activities, encourages mingling.
There's a small play area for younger children and in peak season there are daily kids' activities and games.
It is evident that these parents are deeply involved in their kids' activities and have high expectations for them.
Outdoors FAIRFIELD Fairfield Town Hall Heritage India Festival, food, arts and crafts, clothes, henna, kids' activities, music, dance, yoga and ayurveda.
Wysing Arts Centre, Bourn Waterford Festival Of Food, Dungarvan, Thu to 15 Apr Local food and drink, tastings and cookery, art, films, music and kids activities.
But companies' many lapses — one site that allowed parents to monitor their children online, for example, sold information about the kids' activities to marketers — suggest it is time for regulators to set minimum standards that every company must follow.
