How Do You Build A Toy Car Garage?
Every toy car needs a garage, but you don’t have to go to the toy store and spend big bucks to provide your child’s toy cars their own home. Choose materials you already have around your home and teach your child about the importance of recycling and reusing, in addition to providing a creative activity. Look in your closets for an old shoebox that still has a lid. The shoebox, along with some extra office and art supplies, may be easily employed to create a custom toy car garage that can double as storage. Wrap the entire box and the lid, separately, in the wrapping paper and use tape to secure the paper to the insides of the box and the lid. Place the shoebox lid upside down with one long side facing you, and cut straight down the corner at each end of that side of the lid. Fold out the cut-away section to create a flap. Secure the paper along the cut edges with tape. Run a bead of glue along the inside of the flap, and use your finger to spread the glue evenly. Fit the box lid onto
