My next weekend (or: This weekend)

Today is Thursday and i'm waiting anxiously to start the weekend.
I have a lot of jobs to do in these two days.
Saturday on morning i'm going to bring to my son to play a football match. He is glad
to meet his friends. I think it'll be funny because my son is four years old and
all the young players will run after following the ball. In the evening i'm going to practise sport.
I'm going to bike for one hour and then i'm going to go to the park with my children.
Sunday my family and i'm I are going to see my parents. I will cook a paella. I love to cook paella,
but i love more to eat it more... my family prefers to eat it too ;)
I hope to do other make other(¿another?) fun activities to enjoy with my wife, my son and my daughter.

A question!!!!
I don`t know if a future way used is correct.
What's the difference between "going to" and "will".
I'm waiting and exiting for next correction.
Thanks.

--When you say "going to + verb" instead of "will + verb," that suggests that you're going to do the thing soon. For example, naturally I'd say "I'm going to the beach this weekend" instead of "I will go to the beach this weekend," but both are technically correct to say. The difference isn't big.

My next weekend

Today is Thursday and I'm waiting anxiously to start weekend. 
I have a lot of works in these two days. 
Saturday morning, I'm going to take my son to play football. He is glad 
to meet his friends. I think it'll be fun. Because my son is four years old and 
all the young players will run following the ball (I can't make out what you want to say). In the evening, I'm going to play football. (What kind of sporting activity are you talking about? You should use the terms do, play, go for this context, instead of practise.)
I'm going to bike for one hour and then I'm going to go to the park with my children. 
Sunday, My family and I are going to see my parents. I will cook a paella. I love to cook paella, 
but I love more to eat it... My family prefer eat it too ;) 
I hope to make other (another: If you had mentioned different activities that listener or reader know beforehand (such as going somewhere), you would have used another) fun activities to enjoy with my family. 

A question!!!!
I don`t know if a future way used is correct.
What's the difference between "going to" and "will".
I'm waiting and exiting for next correction.
Thanks.

For more information about sport activities:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPEChp4DCO8