Your monthly MyFunvelope comes with four unique craft projects as well as a STEM activity, and an information card outlining each craft and activity in your envelope for that month complete with instructions.
In the Jungle themed Myfunvelope
We received the “In the Jungle themed envelope.” My daughter loves animals, so this was a great theme to try. Everything you need, including scissors, and markers are included in your envelope. For the necklace we did add some beads from our home stash. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. I know you are likely thinking that you are not crafty? Even parents with little craft knowledge can assist children with these fun easy crafts. The projects themselves ranged from easy (no help needed) to parent supervision required by mom.
In our envelope package we received:
- Jungle sun visor
- Jungle Gecko finger puppet
- Monkey photo frame
- Necklace
- Frog puppet
- Sticker set and scene
- How to draw monkey instructions
- markers and scissors
Overall, there is an impressive selection of crafts in the kit. With arts on a decline in the Ontario school system, it is even more important than ever for me to take the initiative to introduce art activities to my daughter. This monthly subscription service allows me to do just that.
“A study by Dr. Richard Rende revealed that creative interaction between parents and young children engaging in activities like arts and crafts not only provides immediate and lasting cognitive benefits, but also creates a unique bonding experience that lasts for a lifetime.”
Give the gift of creativity this Christmas with Myfunvelope monthly craft kits! The monthly subscription costs just $18 with a one
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So what do you think?
We have been talking about getting something like this for the grandkids!
I love this service! fun for the kids!
I actually recommended my cousin sign her grandchildren up for this. They live in Manitoba, she is here in Ontario taking care of her elder parents.. I told her about this program and how it could be an ongoing gift from Nan… I haven’t spoken with her again to find out if she signed up but I did give her the link to this blog post.
This is really cool. I love the idea of receiving different crafts for my boys on a monthly basis.