I was going through my Easter stuff a few days ago and I realized that there weren’t many things in there that I really felt like pulling out this year.
Most tool manufacturers make great 12 volt drills that, with proper supervision can be safe and fun for kids.Make sure to include them in the whole process from measuring, marking, predrilling the holes to finally driving the fasteners.. 4.. Assemble furniture.
– our favorite ‘some (most) assembly required’ furniture retailer is tailor made for these moments.Even the youngest kids can turn an Allen key and the older kids will love following the directions and leading construction.. 5.. Painting.– obviously easy for all ages(ish).. 6.. Drywall taping.
– have the young ones standby with the scissors to cut the tape to length and crease it for the corners.Let them apply a coat of drywall mud if they’re up for the challenge.. 7..
Create, plan, shop and tool up.
– on the right projects you can find it fun to include you child in the preparation.The only problem is that there will be another trillion brilliant ideas to copy again by this time next year!.
So how about you?Did you get any basket crafting done this year?.
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