08/11/2023
As the summer winds down and school doors prepare to open again, we’ve got a great way for you and your children to savor the last moments of vacation. These engaging DIY projects will not only keep your little ones entertained but also help them gear up for the new academic year. All projects mentioned can be completed with the help of a 10th grader, making it a fun family activity!
Convert a simple tin can into a visually appealing and practical pen and pencil holder. It’s not just a delightful project, but it also encourages cleanliness and orderliness in your kid’s study space.
Here’s a simple guide to creating your personalized pen and pencil holders:
Enhance the joy of reading with unique DIY bookmarks.
Follow these easy steps to create your bookmarks:
Boost your kids’ excitement for learning with DIY custom-designed notebooks and folders.
Here’s how you can do it:
A birdhouse project offers hands-on woodworking experience and promotes a greater appreciation for nature. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to build a basic birdhouse:
Materials: A wooden plank, galvanized screws, saw, measuring tape, drill, sandpaper, and non-toxic paint.
Step 1: Cut the Wood
Step 2: Assemble the Pieces
Step 3: Make an Entrance Hole
Step 4: Sand and Paint
Step 5: Attach the Roof and Cleanout Door
Step 6: Mount and Watch
Creating slime is an interactive and safe chemistry experiment. Here’s a quick guide:
Materials: White school glue, water, baking soda, contact lens solution, food coloring, glitter, mixing bowl, mixing spoon.
Step 1: Combine Glue and Water
Step 2: Add Color and Glitter
Step 3: Stir in Baking Soda
Step 4: Add Contact Lens Solution
Step 5: Knead the Slime
However, bear in mind that some DIY projects, particularly those involving installations or more significant tasks, should be handled by professionals. If you need assistance with setting up a new bookshelf or creating a dedicated study space, we at C&C Farm and Home are more than willing to assist. Check out our departments to find out the broad range of services we offer and don’t hesitate to contact us.
Always remember, safety first! Supervise younger children when handling scissors, and always make sure to clean up your space when you’re done. Happy crafting!
(Disclaimer: Always supervise children when they are doing DIY projects, especially when using scissors, glue guns, or any other tools that could cause injury.)