Parent‑Child Carpentry Workshop, Ages 8‑11
Family carpentry master class for children 8‑11 years old and their parents. In the session, wooden toys are made from recycled wood, developing creative and motor skills. The event takes place at the Bara House in Horshe on August 25 2026, 17:00‑18:30. Participation is paid, and parents must be present.
Family carpentry master class for children 8‑11 years old and their parents. In the session, wooden toys are made from recycled wood, developing creative and motor skills. The event takes place at the Bara House in Horshe on August 25 2026, 17:00‑18:30. Participation is paid, and parents must be present.
Summer Woodworking Workshop – “Games in Wood”
Parent & child workshop for ages 8‑11
We are bringing excellent woodworking workshops to Beit HaBar in the forest. This session, titled “Games in Wood,” is based on imaginative play and the acquisition of tools for fine motor creation. Children will design and build a handcrafted item from recycled wood panels. Through this process they develop self‑confidence, a sense of achievement, and learn environmental awareness values.
Important: Parents should stay nearby to help the little ones.
Date & Time
- 25 Aug | Tuesday | 17:00 – 18:30
Facilitator
The workshop is led by Mult – Sustainable Design Studio, a community‑linking initiative formed by designers, architects, and educators who aim to preserve the two most valuable things in our world – society and the environment. They achieve this by giving new life to cut‑down trees, turning them into usable work surfaces.
What participants will experience
- Children step away from screens, discover the joy and fulfillment of hands‑on work, and create products for school, the neighborhood, or the community.
- A collaborative creation session with parents, teaching safe and proper tool use, encouraging teamwork, and letting imagination soar.
- Through playful, unique experiences, children acquire life‑skills and tools for future challenges.
Why it matters
- Combines fun, educational activity with new skill acquisition, creating a strong environmental and social impact.
Core values brought by Mult
- Environmental stewardship – using recycled wood educates youth on responsibility, waste reduction, and resource conservation.
- Creativity & innovation – working with reclaimed material demands inventive thinking to transform it into something new and useful.
- Respect for material & traditional processes – woodcraft connects youth to traditional trades and fosters appreciation for manual work.
- Patience & perseverance – woodworking requires time, precision, and patience, teaching how to tackle challenges.
