Kids Book + DIY Club
Dates: A set of four Sundays in March (9, 16, 23, 30) | Time: 2 – 4PM
Age Group: 8-12 years (flex)
Cost: NRS 4000 (NRS 1000/session) + NRS 1400 (book cost)
Facililtator: Lora Nafziger
The Kids Book + DIY Club is a four-week immersive creative workshop where kids (ages 8-12) engage in hands-on projects inspired by The Hobbit Graphic Novel. The workshop encourages long-term goal setting, problem-solving, and teamwork while allowing kids to explore creativity through tactile activities.
Give your child a fun, hands-on learning experience where they can create, explore, and build confidence over four interactive sessions:
- Builds Social Skills – Kids collaborate, share ideas, and make friends in a creative space.
- Develops Patience & Focus – A month-long project encourages goal-setting and perseverance.
- Hands-on, Screen-Free – Engaging activities with wool, books, electronics, and upcycled materials keep kids active and curious.
- Strengthens Motor & Problem-Solving – Tactile projects enhance creativity and coordination.
- Balances Independence & Teamwork – Kids create their own projects while contributing to a shared experience.
- Inspires Future Makers – Introduces tools, materials, and ideas that spark curiosity and confidence.
This is for kids who love creating, tinkering, and storytelling—or for parents looking for a screen free activity for their kids!
Session 1: Book & Wool
Focus: Fiber arts and tactile learning with felt
Activity: Introduction to wet felting, needle felting and other textile art
Learning Outcome: Understanding textures and patience in crafting
Session 2: Book & Book-Making
Focus: DIY bookbinding and storytelling
Activity: Making a handmade book and storytelling
Learning Outcome: Hands-on craftsmanship
Session 3: Book & Electronics/STEM
Focus: Basic electronics and engineering
Activity: Into to circuits, light-up cards, or motorized crafts
Learning Outcome: Problem-solving and intro to simple engineering
Session 4: Book & Upcycling/Fabric
Focus: Sustainability and repurposing materials
Activity: Turning old fabric into new projects (e.g. puppets)
Learning Outcome: Resourcefulness and environmental consciousness
About the facilitator
Lora Nafziger has lived in Nepal for a year. She works for a Nepali NGO providing mental and spiritual health care to the NGO staff. She loves reading, cooking complicated things, spending time outdoors and with her family.