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26 Coolest Cardboard Houses for kids! Find amazing yet creative ideas how to make cardboard houses for kids. Low cost, easy to make and kids approved ideas.

Do the words "pillow fort" conjure parental fear of messy blankets, all the couch cushions ruined, and all your children sleeping out of their beds for the foreseeable? Well, that last one might be true. But these are #quarantimes, people! Might as well make this time at home special with the help of some sheets, twinkle lights, and just a little bit of magic. But don't just stop at pillow forts. You can build blanket forts, cardboard forts, a simple fort with just a sheet and a clothesline…

How To Build The Most Simple Cardboard House from just 1 cardboard box. Kids will play in this cardboard box for hours!!

The kids are LOVING the life-size gingerbread that I build for our classroom. It really wasn't very hard to make but I didn't think to take pictures as I was working on it ... blogger fail:( Because

A Cereal Box House??? It can be done using these easy-to-follow directions, photos, and diagrams!! This Cereal Box House recycling project was constructed in my first grade classroom, and it definitely created a lot of excitement and interest in the whole school! It can be used as a learning center in Reading and other subjects and will last for years. This house was even used in a play! It can fold for storage, making it very portable. Since this project requires about 100 cereal boxes, it…

I think all cats love boxes! Turn their favorite hideaway into an amazing cardboard gingerbread cat house with a craft knife & some paint!

You've seen the felt houses. You've seen the ones you can buy at walmart for hundreds of dollars. Introducing: The cardboard playhouse. Cost: maybe $10 STart with a BIG box: lucky for me my sis in law

Like this home made of boxes.