Lowe's and Home Depot Free Kids' DIY Workshops

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School-Age Kids Can Build Their Own Projects Free at Lowe's or Home Depot

Home Depot is introducing itself to the next generation of do-it-yourselfers - and bringing their parents into the stores - by offering a monthly educational program for children 6-12 years old. Conducted by company volunteers, the Home Depot Kids … see full wiki

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Lowe's and Home Depot Free Kids' DIY Workshops

Mar 11, 2010

by MomsWhoSave
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Lowes and Home Depot offer project workshops for kids, often with a seasonal theme, and they're free!

I love the idea of getting kids working with wood and nails, and they'll feel a real sense of accomplishment when they've actually made something with their own hands.

Home Depot's workshops are available at stores nationwide for kids ages 5 to 12. Their website says that each child also receives a kid-sized orange apron, similar to The Home Depot associates' aprons, and an achievement pin. Details are here at Home Depot's website, where you can also find a store locator and get dates and times for the next workshop.

Lowes requires you to sign up on the site here with the number attending and which project your child would like to build. They'll show you two different project choices.

Both stores hold their workshops on Saturdays, and these free workshops are held regularly. If you have kids, check out the websites often and take advantage of the opportunity for your kids to learn some do-it-yourself skills.

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