
Hey, parents. We know you’ve got your hands full, juggling the demands of working from home while helping your kiddos get the hang of e-learning models and keeping everyone from uttering the “b” word (bored). But here’s a fun project the whole family can get behind: painting the kids’ rooms.
Consider it part of the real-world curriculum. Like family studies meets art school and shop class with a twist of basic math for good measure. And because it involves their own rooms, the kids will be genuinely invested in the outcome. Yay! A win-win for everyone.
So, while the whole gang is ready, willing and available to pitch in, enjoy doing some home beautifying together. Here are a few tips to get started:
CHOOSING COLOR

BUYING PAINT
TIME TO ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES
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