27 Jan 12 Plastic storehouse containers Make Art task Day Fun

My kids love getting together a few Saturdays a year to spend the afternoon manufacture arts and crafts. This is tons of fun for the kids, who get to use their imagination and creativity along with colorful, challenging bits of supplies to build projects with their own hands. Unfortunately, it can be messy and chaotic, too. And as the parent complicated with the project, it literally comes with its fair share of hassles. When the kids don’t want to share the resources it can get very ugly.

One of my methods for getting nearby the sharing question is to supply each of them with a full crafts kit of their own.

Kids

Each gets their own set of plastic warehouse containers, decorated by their own hand. I help them accept possession for the status of the supplies (is the glue dried out? Is there no more tape?) because they each have their own plastic warehouse containers; therefore, if the glue is dry or there are no more googly eyes in their packet, there’s no one else to blame.

We try to keep some staples on hand and then experiment with a handful of other challenging supplies. Glue sticks, glitter tubes, acrylic paints and brushes, pipe cleaners, building paper, scissors and markers are part of everyone’s kit. Then they customize their remaining plastic warehouse containers with items which interest them like foam cut-outs, princess stickers, beads, etc.

With all that glue and glitter, I was concerned about our kitchen floor. Then I picked up a large drop cloth to protect the cease and give them some wiggle room for mistakes.

I keep a few plastic warehouse containers filled myself, only with separate items. A hot glue gun and glue sticks, dried flowers and a grapevine wreath let me be creative and make something beautiful for the front door.

Plastic storehouse containers Make Art task Day Fun

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