Say a family of 4 moved into a cabin that had no TV, no computers, no cell phones or tablets or any of the electronics we have today? How would they spend their days?
That sounds like me until I was 10 years old, with no electricity until I was 5. Bedtime was early. We did have radio, but it was rationed. Batteries were expensive. We played cards, chess, checkers.. read books. Most of the time we were either sleeping or working...
Looking for critters or rocks. Skipping rocks on the water. Looking at new plants they never saw. Enjoying the view of whatever is in front of them. Build a fire. Cook on the fire. Tell stories about childhood or family members who have passed. Go for walks. If there were other people around they might get to know them and tell stories with them.
They would probably take up other hobbies. Probably make trips to the library to pick up books. Likely a lot of day to day toil to provide for themselves unless they still work in the modern world and just don't live in it.
Where's the cabin? Why would they be there? Is there running water? Is the heating needed and if yes then what is the method of the heating? Adults would spend a lot of time preparing food and taking care of stuff like heating if needed. Kids would be engaged with any activity they'd find interesting. Playing with their toys, drawing, running around..