Carpentry Workshop for Father and Child. For ages 12-16
Workshop for parents and children aged 12+ to create multi‑use shelves from recycled wood. Held at Beit HaBar in Horasha on Thursday, 20 August from 17:00 to 19:00. Focuses on sustainability, teamwork and hands‑on skills. Participants step away from screens and enjoy creative building.
Workshop for parents and children aged 12+ to create multi‑use shelves from recycled wood. Held at Beit HaBar in Horasha on Thursday, 20 August from 17:00 to 19:00. Focuses on sustainability, teamwork and hands‑on skills. Participants step away from screens and enjoy creative building.
Summer Carpentry Workshops at Beit HaBar (Forest)
We’ve brought excellent carpentry workshops for parents and children to Beit HaBar in the forest. This time the workshop focuses on creating stunning “Mult” shelves (photo at the bottom of the page), for ages 12+ and their parents.
Date & Time
20 August | Thursday | 17:00 – 19:00
Workshop Host
The workshop is run by Mult – Sustainable Design Studio, a community hub that connects different groups. It was created by a collective of designers, architects, and educators who simply want to preserve the two most precious things in our world – society and the environment. They achieve this by giving new life to cut‑down trees, turning them into load‑bearing surfaces.
What Participants Will Experience
- Children step away from screens, discover the joy and satisfaction of handwork, and create products for their school, neighborhood, or community.
- Parents share a creative, collaborative workshop with their kids.
- Participants learn to work safely and correctly with a variety of tools, foster teamwork, and let imagination and creativity soar.
- Through this activity, children acquire life‑skills via a unique, playful experience.
This is an excellent way to blend educational fun, acquire new tools for everyday life, and generate environmental and social impact.
Values Mult Brings to the Workshop
- Environmental Care – Using recycled wood teaches youth environmental responsibility, reduces waste, and protects natural resources.
- Creativity & Innovation – Working with recycled material demands creative thinking to transform it into something new and useful.
- Respect for Material & Traditional Processes – Creating with wood connects youth to traditional crafts and fosters appreciation for manual work.
- Patience & Perseverance – Woodworking requires time, precision, and patience, teaching how to face challenges.
