Fifty Dangerous Things

“Gever Tulley’s Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do) (Tinkering Unlimited, 2009) is a lot less terrifying than it sounds. (In fact, a lot of it, compared to some of the dangerous things my kids decided to do, is positively mild.) In just over 100 pages, Tulley describes fifty temptingly risky and arguably educational projects for kids…” Continue reading Rebecca Rupp’s great review of this book at Parent at the Helm.

To see Fifty Dangerous Things in action, check out the website, which documents the adventures of two kids – Jack and Sam – as they work their way through all fifty of the projects in the books.

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