Kids at Work DIY Bird House

With this kit, little ones who love birds can help them by building them a house! This set is applicable to various species of native small birds.

The DIY Birdhouse is super easy to put together, it comes with detailed instructions, pre-painted roof parts and other necessary wooden components - all premade and predrilled - plus, a bag of screws. For a more creative experience, your little ornithologists can also decorate their birdhouse walls with paints.

We offer a wide assortment of easy DIY Kits for Kids that are creative, useful, and educational. Enabling them to create their own toys and do crafts activities outdoors, at home and at school. A great hands-on learning opportunity that they can do with friends and family!

NOTE: Tools and protective equipment necessary for building this set are not included and can be ordered separately.

• Kids at Work Screwdriver Phillips Head
• Kids at Work Craft Glue

• Specifications
• Safety & Usage
  
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• Features:
  • Designed to be used by little hands
  • Incredibly robust, low risk of breakage during use
  • Very easy to assemble, perfect for beginners and young children
  • Predrilled parts, only tool needed is a screwdriver
  Material: Solid Basswood, Paint
  Weight: 2,140g

• Recommended Age: 4+, under direct adult supervision
  WARNING: THIS IS NOT A TOY. Create and use only under direct adult supervision. There is a risk of injury from sharp edges, where there are long strings or ropes, a risk of strangulation, and small parts may pose a choking hazard. Wear appropriate clothing and eye protection where necessary.
  Usage: For building a wooden birdhouse. Once built, it can be put on a tree branch, a pole, a windowsill and other high places for easy access to birds.
  

• Kids at Work's extensive and carefully curated range of tools allow children to take their first steps in the areas of carving and woodworking, as well as in handling general tools. Tools which are the same as adult tools, but made especially for kids’ hands. Learn more about Kids at Work...