McDonald's closed its doors back in March to help with the fight against the coronavirus crisis.
Since then the fast-food chain has been encouraging fans to create its famous menu items at home, even releasing the recipe for its McMuffins and hash browns.
Many parents have also had a go at recreating Happy Meals to cheer their kids up in lockdown, sharing the hashtag #McDonaldsAtHome.
To help, McDonald's has now revealed it is launching a McDonald's Family Fun Hub, which includes a downloadable Happy Meal Box in PDF form.
Instead of toys, McDonald's' new service will offer creative activities including interactive play, board games and Happy Reader eBooks to keep the family entertained.
The Family Fun Hub from McDonald's will include favourites such as Pokémon, Teeny Ty, UglyDolls, Snoopy, Mr Men and Little Miss Party, as well as dot-to-dots, word searches, puzzles, colouring in, arts and crafts and even bring creations to life with Augmented Reality.
McDonald’s is also offering a PDF of the official Happy Meal design for crafty parents to print out and use at home.
And for those that love a kick about in the garden, Manchester United Women's manager and former England star Casey Stoney is among other football stars working with McDonald’s as Fun Football ambassadors to provide easy to follow videos of skills and challenges to help develop your child’s game whatever their level or ability.
For more information or to download the Happy Meal PDF, click here.
