I have always had my eyes on the different projects that
Home Depot offers kids to build at their monthly kids’ workshops that take
place every second Saturday of the month (across Canada) since last
summer. Of course C was way too young
back then but I kept telling my husband that when he’s old enough we must make
it a daddy and son activity.
This past February, when we made a trip out to Home Depot
for flooring tiles for our kitchen, we came across the poster for the upcoming
workshop for kids. At the time, I was
still a bit hesitant about bringing C to the workshops as they advertise it as
a 4+ activity. Nevertheless my husband
way was too excited about it (the handy man in him) and decided to bring him to
it. I'm glad that he did since C had
such a blast. Partly thanks to Bob the builder for making C super excited about using hammers and screwdrivers.
You should definitely check these out with your toddler
if your toddler is one who shows interests in using tools or has always wanted
to be the little helper at home whenever you take the toolbox out. The projects and the instructions are simple
enough for any adult to follow and is a great way to bond with your kids. That big smile the finish projects put on
their faces makes it all worthwhile if nothing else!
Home Depot now offers these activities for kids everyday
during March break (March 14-25, 2016, from 10am-12pm). Be sure to check the schedule with your local
store as we went to a different Home Depot the other day only to find out that
they are only offering their workshops in the second half of the break.
For their monthly kid’s workshops, you can check the
schedule out at
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/ideas-how-to/workshops.html
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