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Assembling a Flashlight
Not many children will be able to resist this activity! And there is a wonderful “control of error” here—if the flashlight doesn’t light up, something is amiss. Learn More -
Folding Cloth Tray - Square hardwood tray
The tray is lightweight hardwood with a lacquer finish and measures 11¼" square outside; 10½" square inside. Custom-made to fit our Folding Cloths, this is a good size for many classroom uses. Learn More -
Quick-to-Knit Wool Scarf Kit - First knitting from Harrisville Designs
Superior materials, child-size needles, and excellent, step-by-step instructions (using one simple stitch) ensure that children’s first efforts will produce a functional scarf to wear. A satisfying introduction! Learn More -
Lacing Shapes Activity - Wooden geometric shapes and laces
Bright geometric shapes with color-matched laces invite children to work with their hands, indirectly developing small motor control. 6 shapes (5" square is largest) and 6 laces (37½"). Learn More -
Needle Threader - LoRan large eye needle threader from Dritz
For use with large eye needles, you can even thread thick yarns with this metal needle threader! There are no flimsy wires to break. Easy for young children. We include it in several of our sewing kits. 2" long. Learn More -
Child's First Needlepoint Kit - Beginning needlecraft kit from Harrisville Designs
Children will be delighted by how quickly the canvas fills with color! Step-by-step graphic instructions for small-scale projects, and enough easy-to-handle materials to make two mug rugs and a bookmark. Learn More -
Woodshop for Kids - 52 Woodworking Projects Kids Can Build
Everything you need to know to start your children using real tools to build real projects (simple to sophisticated). A process-oriented, well-organized, step-by-step guide with presentation tips by a master woodworker. Paperback, 201 pages. Ages 4 -12. Learn More -
Children Can Build - Building with Wood for Ages 3 to 9
From Laughing Star MontessoriWritten by a Montessori teacher, this invaluable resource shows adults how to introduce woodworking to young children. Chapters cover tools, equipment, and supplies; activities and nomenclature cards; introduction to tool uses; preparation; and projects. Paperback, 32 pages. Learn More -
Child's Leather Tool Belt - Adult-quality woodworking tool belt
Perfect for young children, this sturdy woodworking tool belt keeps key tools within easy reach. Superior workmanship! Will stand up to daily use. Two pockets, hammer loop, and an adjustable belt (up to 30"). Learn More -
Hand Drill - Crank drill with 4 bits from Fiskars
This small craft drill from Fiskars is a real tool with a comfortable grip and smooth-turning crank. Very satisfying! Includes 4 interchangeable metal bits. For right-handed use. 9" long with bit. Learn More -
Sanding Block - From Laughing Star Montessori
Designed just for children by Laughing Star Montessori, this block is the perfect size for children to hold with two hands while sanding objects held in a vise. 3 sandpapered surfaces. 5" x 2¼" x ¾". Learn More -
Little Toolbox
A durable plastic toolbox with a sturdy handle and snap-shut latch. The toolbox measures 12" x 5½" x 4" high. Learn More -
Peg Loom with Wool Yarn - Award-winning first weaving kit from Harrisville Designs
Designed just for children, with top-quality materials and step-by-step instructions, this complete set is a perfect introduction to a handcraft children love. Lap-size loom comes with 100% wool yarn. Learn More -
My First Doll Book
Doll-making calls on more advanced hand-sewing skills. Clear diagrams and clever rhyming instructions for progressively challenging activities that isolate single skills. Includes guidebook, felt shapes, thread. Learn More -
My First Machine Sewing Book
Children can learn to operate any sewing machine with this well-conceived manual. Sequential exercises start with parts of the sewing machine vocabulary and end with stitching and finishing stuffed fabric pillows. Learn More -
How A House is Built - A book about construction from Gail Gibbons
Children are enthralled by construction! This title illustrates all the steps in the building process and offers names for workers, tools, machines, and parts of the house. Modern house design overview and brief history. Learn More
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