Make an easy-to-read poster
Decide on one activity headline, the age it suits and three steps. Design a rough version, then ask a younger child what they understand.
Try asking: Improve the largest type first; avoid crowding the page.
Create • Learn • Explore
Run a creative booth for a school event
A practical mini-exhibition children can plan. Practical projects for 7–16.
School & community • Screen-free
Make something together.
Designing a small event helps children understand that making something is only part of communicating it to others.
Ages 7–1630–60 minutes preparationAdult-guided
Gather: Recycled card, poster paper, coloured pens, tape, clips and optional printed worksheets.
Start the activities ↓
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Three creative projects, step by step.
Create a two-minute demo
Assign a greeter, materials helper and demonstration guide. Rehearse a project with a timer and simplify one step.
Try asking: Teach the activity, not just show an attractive finished result.
Build a feedback wall
Offer sticky notes for visitors to write “I tried”, “I changed” or “I want to learn”. Review anonymous responses together.
Try asking: Do not collect children’s names or contact details.
Beyond the fun
What children can practise
Teamwork, communication, visual hierarchy and time planning. The aim is to practise these habits, not to promise better marks or a specific profession.
Connect it to school
Presentation, maths budgeting and organising information.
Adult notes & age adjustments
Coordinate with teachers, use school-approved supplies and check venue rules. Only adults handle business contacts or any class enquiries.
Ages 7–9: display one project. Ages 10–12: plan a booth. Ages 13–16: improve information design using visitor feedback.
Free printable
Download PDF ↓Take a simple worksheet with you
One-page print-friendly activity sheet. No email or account required.
For parents • Optional next step
Enjoyed making this? Build the skill as a hobby.
The fun here connects to Graphic design, video editing and animation. Arts Film Academy publishes creative classes combining traditional and digital learning. Ask about age eligibility, class formats, sample work and the teaching team before choosing a hobby class.
Ages under 7: enjoy the home activities with an adult; check Arts Film Academy’s published eligibility and current batches before enquiring. Contact information must be confirmed by the website owner.
Want to go further with drawing and creative hobbies?
Enjoyed making something? See how a guided drawing hobby class could help. Compare suitable options, check actual class availability and decide whether a guided class is right for your family. AtFunky activities remain free.