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Welcome to today’s giveaway, sponsored by Artterro eco-friendly art kits!
About the company:
“Here at Artterro we make Eco Art Kits, and there’s nothing else quite like them! In 2008, I was shopping for a craft kit for my young sons, and noticed lots of uninspiring projects, cheap materials and wasteful packaging.
I decided to make a high-quality, eco-friendly, engaging art kit so that parents would have a convenient way to bring art into the home and have a great time as a family.”
“Our mission is to bring creativity into people’s lives by offering fun projects with quality, sustainable materials and provide friends and families a wonderful art experience.
We also love to write about kids and creativity, and the joys and challenges of owning a sustainable business at our blog, and we truly enjoy connecting with our customers and friends on social media.
I hope you enjoy our kits as much as my family does!”
– Forrest Espinoza, founder & CEO
One Simple Homeschool reader will win the following package from Artterro ($110 value):
How to Win
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To be entered for a chance to win, leave a comment on this post answering this question: How old are your children, and how do you make time and space for creativity in your home?
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Special Offer
Artterro is offering readers 20% off all orders through June 8th! Just use the code “SH20” at checkout.
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Homeschooling an adopted child: The whys and hows
I have a 5 year old boy who, I think, would have so much fun with these kits. My son loves to tell stories and he does that all over the house. We have a peninsula in our kitchen (or the kitchen table) that he uses when he wants to build with small blocks or color. Thanks for the opportunity!
My kids are 8, 5, 3, and 2. We like to have regular craft times where they can use whatever crafting supplies they want.
I have 2 girls, 6 yrs and 11 months … My 6 yr old loves art! We do crafts whenever we can, it’s our favorite thing to do together! We typically buy new crafts as gifts for each other and also go together and look for crafts for holidays.
My boys are 8, 5 and 10 months. This past Christmas I made an art box for them, full of crafting supplies, ribbons, fabric scraps, etc. We keep it in our living room where they can grab it and get creative whenever they want to.
I have 3 boys…ages 9, 7, 5. And a daughter who is 1. I offer lots of free time without screens or electronics to see what their creativity can find for them to do.
Our kids are 7, 5 1/2, 4, 2, & 4 months. Honestly the kids do a lot of crafting on their own but I would like to set aside more time to do it as a family.
My kids are 12, 11, and 8. I teach a homeschool art class in my home, so the kids love to help and participate with that. What a GREAT giveaway! We would LOVE to try your products!
My kids are 3 and 5 and love doing arts and crafts. My daughter especially likes making birthday cards for friends and family.
My girls are almost 4 and 7 and we have crafty stuff out all the time so they can always pull it out. Last summer I worked on a summer mini album with my daughter to document her summer, and we’re planning to do that again this year. We also try and set up more organized projects depending on the season.
14,13,9, and 7. My kids have lots of free time and I try to let them choose the projects they want to do instead of forcing my ideas on them:)
We have two children who are grown. We also have a 12-year-old son and two granddaughters who are almost 4 and 2. Our son loves to draw so I make sure he has quality art pencils, erasers and sketch books out where he can grab them when inspiration hits. He also loves to sculpt with clay. Our granddaughters love to color, use watercolor pencils, paint and sculpt with play dough. I have those things stored where it’s easy for me to get to them, but not them! Thanks for the chance.
My boys are nine and four. We homeschool, so I try to provide daily inspiration-art books from the library, time outside in nature, Legos, lots of blogs give me inspiration on how to use various media. But, I will say, I would love for the boys to have more creativity – often my nine year old gets frustrated if his doesn’t look just like an example, which is defeating the purpose, I know…
My kiddos are 7, 5, and 3. We have an art cabinet in the living room that everyone s free to access anytime they feel creative and an “invention supplies box” where we always have anything that should be in the recycling bin, that could possibly turned into something else wonderful.
My daughter is 3, and we have art supplies of some sort in every room in our house. We keep paper packaging from the mail to use as large canvas for painting, coloring, or cutting.
I’m a stay at home mom to a four year old boy and I try to leave art supplies handy inside and out, the back door open for him to have some freedom to explore and the flexibility to say yes when he wants to do something outside the box (ie: he loves to color his wooden blocks!).
I like Arterro and Simple Homeschool on facebook.
I have 3 kids, 7, 4, and almost 2. They love crafts, and I love kits that I don’t have to put together. 🙂
My son is 6 and loves to create things. I supplement with homeschool as he goes to Kindergarten 2 days a week. I find it helps him to concentrate better. We will be trying out grade one in the school system in the fall to see how he handles it. But he is very high energy and needs to be able to move to different activities when he wants to.
My boys are 6, 5, and 2. I very rarely schedule art time but instead just make art supplies as accessible as any of their other toys; sometimes there are art projects in every room! Happy to have creative kids!
I like Simple Homeschool and Arterro on Facebook!
My kids are 9 and 11 and they still love to do crafts with me, which I think is wonderful! We make art easier to achieve by having supplies at hand as well as kits which can be a big help since the materials are ready to go. It lets the kids go either way depending on their mood and how much time they have.
I have an 11, 8 & 6 year old…making time for creativity is hard for me! My to do list always gets in the way. Love these kits though…it’s all ready to go!
I already have Arterro and Simple Homeschool liked on Facebook 🙂
I have two daughters. One will be 6 in July. The otherwill be 1 in August. My 6 yr old has a desk in her room. Above has a paper roll that she can tear off sheets to draw on. She has buckets on top of her desk full of crayons, color pencils & crayons. She loves to draw pictures!
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