So, as a lot of us already know, Home Depot has Kid's Workshops the first Saturday of each month. I have wanted to take the kids for awhile now, but just never got around to it. Ok, honestly, I was a little afraid it may be too much for my 4 and 1 year old, plus I wasn't sure how it all worked, so I kind of put it off. But my husband and I finally decided it was time to try it out, and I'm so glad we did. For those of you who have also thought about it but weren't sure what to expect, here ya go:
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1. Its completely free. For the cost of $0, your child gets a Home Depot apron and a cute little kit to build something wooden (something different each month). They have all the supplies set-up, ie hammer, glue, nails, whatever you need. There are little tables set-up with little chairs (or in this case, 5 gallon buckets which, by the way, are the perfect height for little ones to sit on). And when all finished with your project, your child is given a little pin-of-accomplishment to put on their apron.
2. The projects are pretty easy; even my almost-2-year-old did a great job. Both kids had a blast.
3. I'm the kind of person who likes to just jump in without instruction, and thats what this is. The employees hand you the project and only help if you need it. It was nice being able to sit with my kids and go at our own pace with our set of instructions. We didn't have to keep up with anyone else.
In conclusion, if you are looking for a fun, free, activity that you and your child can enjoy together, make sure you hit-up the Home Depot Kid's Workshops. Just check their website to see dates, times, and upcoming projects.
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