Make and Paint a Kuda Gon’di with Parent
Make and Paint a Kuda Gon'di (Small Stool Chair) with Parents to Take Home
5 - 14yrs, 2:30 - 5:30 pm, JUL 25 (Sat)
Children learn essential woodworking skills, from safe tool use to building their own Kuda Gon’di (Small stool chair). They’ll then sand, paint, and proudly take their handcrafted creation home.
Kids Pickup/Dropoff from Male’ Ferry Terminal
Registration Fee
MVR900 45% Sponsored MVR 495
2:30 - 5:30 pm, JUL 25 (Sat)
MVR900 45% Sponsored MVR 495
2:30 - 5:30 pm, JUL 25 (Sat)
- Timber & Tool Introduction: An overview of different tree species and wood types, followed by an introduction to woodworking tools like drills, hammers, hand saws, and clamps.
- Safety First: A focused briefing on essential tool safety and how to handle equipment responsibly.
- Practical Skills: Hands-on practice in measuring, marking, hammering, and drilling with precision.
- The Build: Children experiment with materials and assembly techniques to construct their own sturdy stool.
- Finishing Touches: Learning professional sanding techniques and how to apply smooth, vibrant coats of paint.
- A Handcrafted Souvenir: Every child leaves with their custom-built Kuda Gon’di to use and enjoy at home.
- A backpack your child can comfortably carry (with their belongings inside)
- A litterless healthy snack
- Refillable water bottle
- Sun protection items you prefer (hat, sunscreen, etc.)
- Insect repellent
- Hair ties if you have long hair
- Clothes that can get dusty or painted
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