The latter involved--what else?--tons of wood play!
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drilling holes the right size for crayons |
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It was a hard job, made easier when we learned how and why to drill pilot holes first. |
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Cutie little girl, blowing away the sawdust! |
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Of COURSE the big woodworking log has to get some love, too! |
I actually put away the work bench at the end of this weekend--gasp!--which, of course, didn't deter Sydney from putting together a train woodworking kit later that day, and won't deter the girls from smashing into the broken scanner that I have for them to disassemble later this week, but we've also got a lot of other important things to do in the next couple of weeks.
Jack-o-lantern carving, paper spiderweb cut-outs to create, costumes to assemble...you know, important stuff.
2 comments:
I love your blog and how creative you are with your kids - they are very artistic and will surely benefit from your schooling and projects!!
My only negative comment is that I wish you would have your kids wear some shoes when using power tools. I would hate to see one of them get hurt from an unexpected accident or wood sliver.
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Ha! Well, don't feel bad--you're not the first to judge my parenting!
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