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Leisure time classes for kids can help bored children learn how to make something new. These classes include building classes and craft classes that are full of fun.

   Home Depot

     Home Depot’s Kids Workshops happen on the first Saturday of every month. Past projects have included model race cars, mail organizers, picture frames, and planters. Classes are free. You’ll have to sign up for the workshops to make sure your child has a spot and that there are enough building materials to go around. These sometimes fill up quickly, so early action is necessary.

   Pottery Barn Kids

     Pottery Barn Kids hosts free classes for kids almost every weekend at stores along with free weekly story time for kids of all ages. These classes often include a special craft, texts from popular children’s books, and sometimes giveaways.

   Michaels

     Michaels craft stores host free classes for kids several times a month and sometimes even have weeklong events before big holidays. The classes at Michaels include all kinds of craft projects that usually center around a holiday or season. Most classes are great for dropping off the kids while shopping.

   Lego Stores

Each month, Lego stores have free events for kids, aged 6-14, to come in and build a mini model. After they’ve built the mini model, they get to take it home for free. There is a limit of four children per household who can attend, and children must stay for the entire event to take home the Lego kit used for the model. Kits may not be picked up at a later time.

1. To make their kids get a better experience at Home Depot, parents should__________.

A. Avoid classes taught before holidays.     

B. Choose suitable projects each weekend.    

C. Pay for the building materials of the workshops.

D. Sign up for the class as soon as they can.

2. Where may be the best choice for kids to learn to make Halloween decorations? _______

A. Home Depot         B. Michaels    C. Pottery Barn Kids    D. Lego Stores.

3. Lego Stores allow kids to _______.

A. Complete after-class tasks at home.

B. Keep the kits used for the model.

C. decide how long each class will last.

D. return the model within the required time.