Weekend Woodworking For Kids, Teens and Parents: A Beginner’s Guide with 20 DIY Projects for Digital Detox and Family Bonding by Stephen Fleming
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Overview: In an ever-changing society, there aren’t a whole lot of activities that are geared towards children, teens, and parents. Marketing strategies have become so specific that they target the exact age ranges.
Fortunately, if you take a step back from “modern” society, you can get involved in some age-old crafts and practical skills that are fun for the whole family!
Woodworking is such a craft. Not only are there projects that range in difficulty for different skill and age groups, but there are some projects that can be completed by two people, giving you a chance to interact and bond with your children face to face. Without the input of noise and visual stimulation from screen entertainment, you and your children can talk to each other and create something together.
Woodworking is a detail-oriented craft, so it is best to unplug completely, removing distractions like phones and screened devices while participating. It is a good excuse for you and your children to step back and develop a different set of skills.
By utilizing this book, you’ll learn why woodworking skills are important for the overall growth of our kids. You will be taught basic techniques and be introduced to the proper tools and materials for these crafts. Additionally, you’ll have several beginner projects with step-by-step instructions to start with your children. This is a great place to start your and your children’s digital detox and bonding activities!
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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