Who else is worried that their kids will be bored this summer? Well, this is the BEST Boredom Buster Jar for Kids. You just can’t go wrong by creating this for your kids and using it even year round. Kids get bored, it’s a part of their nature. However, it’s nice when they have something they can go to when they’re bored. It’s good for them to feel bored, but we should give them tools to help them find things to do.
No parents want their kid to just sit there and play on electronics all summer. The BEST Boredom Buster Jar for Kids can be created for your home and I’m going to show you how. Moms and dads don’t despair because your kids may be bored but at least you’ll have a solution to put into action ASAP!
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Boredom Buster Jar For Kids
What You Need
Whitepaper
Tape runner (or other adhesive)
Paper cutter is handy but not needed
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How to make the Boredom Buster Jar
Print the jar label on white paper.
Cut out the label for the front of the jar, there are two options available. Also, cut out the circle template for the top of the lid.
Use the tape runner to affix the label to the front of the jar. The circular label fits in between the lid pieces, but use a little tape to make sure it’s secure.
Print the ideas on the colored paper. Cut them out using the paper cutter to make this quick.
There is a blank printable for your own personal ideas. Or better yet, write chores on these as a Boredom Bummer!
Use a round marker or pen to help roll the ideas up & shove them into the jar.
The Boredom Buster jar is ready!
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What You Need
- Whitepaper
- Colored Printer Paper
- Tape Runner
- Scissors
- Paper Cutter optional
Directions
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Print the jar label on white paper.
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Cut out the label for the front of the jar, there are two options available. Also, cut out the circle template for the top of the lid.
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Use the tape runner to affix the label to the front of the jar. The circular label fits in between the lid pieces, but use a little tape to make sure it's secure.
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Print the ideas on the colored paper. Cut them out using the paper cutter to make this quick.
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There is a blank printable for your own personal ideas. Or better yet, write chores on these as a Boredom Bummer!
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Use a round marker or pen to help roll the ideas up & shove them into the jar.
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tayn says
where do you actually find the printout for this activity?
Marissa says
Hello!
You will have it emailed to you if you sign up to get the newsletter at the bottom of the page. 🙂
Haley Ross says
please send printable
Marissa says
It autosends when you enter your email address at the bottom of the post.