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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will have built a fort and decorated it creatively.

Materials and Prep

Materials needed: Blankets, pillows, chairs, clothespins, and any decorative items you have.

Prep: Clear a space in your room or living area where you can build your fort safely.

Activities

  • Build the basic structure of your fort using chairs and blankets. Be creative with the design!

  • Add pillows and cushions to make your fort cozy and comfortable.

  • Use clothespins to secure the blankets together and create different sections in your fort.

  • Decorate your fort with any decorative items you have such as fairy lights, drawings, or stuffed animals.

Talking Points

  • "Let's start by choosing a sturdy base for our fort, like a table or chairs."

  • "Remember to leave openings for doors and windows in your fort design."

  • "Adding pillows and cushions will not only make your fort comfortable but also provide support for the structure."

  • "Get creative with the decorations! You can personalize your fort with your favorite colors and themes."


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