¡Hola, amigos! Me llamo Pablo. Siempre juego a diferentes juegos con mis primos. Hace frío esta mañana y jugamos una hora con estos juegos en la casa. Por la tarde, no me gusta colorear esos libros de colorear, pero uso esa plastilina para hacer muñecos. Antes de cenar, cuando hace buen tiempo, me pongo aquellos patines y salgo a la calle con mis primos. What is the main idea of the text above?

Pablo’s activities with his cousins
Pablo’s family board game night on the weekends
Pablo’s indoor activities with his best friend
Pablo’s sleepover at his neighbor’s house

Pablo’s activities with his cousins

Explanation:

the text is understandable, but for someone who speaks native Spanish it is poorly written.

To make it more understandable it is written this way:

¡Hola, amigos! Me llamo Pablo. Siempre juego a diferentes juegos con mis primos. Hace frio esta mañana y jugamos una hora en la casa. Por la tarde, no me gusta colorear los libros para colorear, pero uso/así que uso plastilina para hacer muñecos. Antes de cenar, cuando hace buen tiempo, me pongo (los) patines y salgo a la calle con mis primos.  

1- Libros de colorear is well said, but is more known as libros para colorear.

2- When there is a word in parenthesis I am referring to the fact that the easiest translation uses that word, but the most difficult and best said one does not.

3- the phrase " Hace frío esta mañana y jugamos una hora con ESTOS juegos en la casa" I skipped a piece for a reason: you are using THESE as if there was a video or something that pointed to the games, but if it is not and it is only a text, it is said "we played an hour with the games, in the house" or only "we played an hour in the house", if you are playing it is because you are playing some game, you don't need to specify it, lol.

Estos = these

Now that you have it well written, it is easier to translate it.  

Hello, friends! My name is Pablo. I always play different games with my cousins. It's cold this morning and we played for an hour at home. In the afternoon, I don't like to color the coloring books, but I use play dough to make dolls. Before dinner, when the time is nice, I put on skates and go outside with my cousins.  

NOT TRANSLATED AS I WROTE IT, THE PARENTHESES OR SOME SENTENCES, ONLY LOOK GOOD IN SPANISH AND HAVE DIFFERENT WAYS OF SAYING IT, WHILE IN ENGLISH THERE IS ONLY 1 TRANSLATION FOR THE SAME THING, SO THE TRANSLATION IS NOT 100% CORRECT IF YOU USE A TRANSLATOR.

example: del and de la.

el or la = the

LA manzana = the apple

EL auto = the car.

el (el = the) is not the same as él (él = him), before you think about it.

mental break.

hi

choose the best informal 'tú' translation of the following sentence = run

it's an imperative form ===> corre (tú)

correr (présent)

corro

corres

corre

corremos

corréis

corren

none of thes are

imperative tense

corre (tú) > correct

corra (él/ella/ud)

corramos (nosotros)

corred (vosotros)

corran (ellos/ellas/uds)

hope this will : )