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STYLE / A VISUAL GUIDE
Simple screen-free play ideas for children ages 4–8.
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Check the carton for staples, dirt, and fiberglass tape. Never reuse boxes that held raw meat or chemicals. Keep utility knives on an adult counter and give children blunt safety scissors.
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Trim flaps so seated children can see over the front rim. Tape four uncoated paper plates outside as wheels and one inside as a steering wheel, then let kids draw headlights and dials.
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Cut both short ends completely open to guarantee ventilation and clear sightlines. Keep the tunnel on carpet away from stairs. Never cover openings with blankets or tape the flaps shut.
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Flip a shallow box upside down and cut four-to-five-inch arches for toy cars. Later, turn it upright and toss crumpled scrap paper balls larger than two inches into the open target.
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Plan twenty minutes for decorating and thirty for play. Slide the box flat against a wall overnight. When cardboard panels crease or soften, strip any plastic tape and place the box in municipal recycling.
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