How about something like baking. You could start out with something simple like cut and bake cookies, and work your way up. I used to love to help my mom or older sister bake. Also you could get some cheap material, and some patterns and they could make their own clothes.

i have 3 girls ages 5,6, and 8. here are a few ideas (hope they help) -try using a dance video or something goofy like sweating to the oldies for your physical activity (my daughters love this). or you can check with your local city’s park and rec dpt to see if they have any dance classes you can take together (ours here in az run for about 4 weeks and they cost 20 bucks). -social. try volunteering at the local food bank serving food to the homeless. i did this when i was 12 and i still remember the experience-it taught me alot. if any of the girls have an upcoming birthday or special event planned-you could all plan the party together. -educational. does your city have a science museum,aquarium, zoo, or space museum? these are great places to learn things and take classes. hope this helps you out!!

physical- tag redrover dodgeball

social- sit in a circle n talk or team up two to 3 differant people n everyday switch up the groups

edu-movies that go with tht lesson

other-crafts to increase there creativity and also let them show you there talents for example if they can sing play music

How about beginner lessons in cross stitch, crochet, knitting, etc…? If they end up making things, they could donate the items to hospitals or nursing homes where they can also socialize.

What about going to a nursing home, spca, day care center, etc. You could put in a dance tape and do different dance moves or exercise/yoga tapes.

i agree with the baking aspect of what some one above me said. you should also try volunteering in a soup kitchen or something. that should make them socially aware