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These Pokémon crafts for kids that have a passion obsession with Pokémon are a great way to break them away from the screen.
I am not one that complains of screen time. Instead, I try to embrace it if it’s of interest to my kids.
Keeping screen time under control the way you like can take some prior thought. You can download a screen time worksheet here to help you figure our your own rules.
So, if your child shows a huge interest in video games or computer games, or even a TV show… Try not to scoff at it and think it’s not healthy for them. Instead, try to bring that interest into other areas of their life.
When you see that newest video game on their Christmas list, like the brand new Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon games you can find at GameStop, think about how you can embrace that interest of theirs.
After the craze of Pokémon Go, I have no doubt that the Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon games will take over much the same way!
There’s tons of Pokémon crafts and activities you can do they would love!
Lots of Pokémon crafts for kids to make!
Here are 32 Pokémon crafts for kids to make to celebrate Pokémon’s 20th Anniversary year!
Crafts to go with their two exciting new Pokémon games at GameStop: Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon.
Of course, the Poké Ball is one of the most recognizable items from Pokémon.
Here’s 12 fun Poké Ball crafts for kids to make!
Get creative with 12 Pikachu Pokémon crafts for kids to make!
Pikachu is the perfect Pokémon craft for Pokémon fans to make!
More, More, More Pokémon crafts for kids to make!
And of course, there are many other Pokémon crafts for kids to make beyond the Poké Ball and Pikachu! Check these out!
In Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon, your Pokémon fan will explore the beautiful Alola Region with the help of the laid back Professor Kukui and his mysterious assistant Lillie. There are also four new islands to explore, all filled with new friends to make and many brand new Pokémon to discover! I can’t image all the new crafts that will pop up with these new Pokémon characters! Keep an eye out for those on Pinterest!
If you’re looking for stocking stuffers for your Pokémon lover, GameStop also has a vast selection of Pokémon Collectibles, z-rings, plushies and trading cards.
Plus, from now until December 4 (which happens to be my birthday!), stop in and chat with the amazingly knowledgeable store associates at GameStop and take advantage of the 20% Power Trade offer. This special offer lets you trade an old game or accessory towards your purchase of the new Pokémon Sun and Moon games for less. Take advantage of that as soon as possible (ends 12/4/2016), and only at GameStop!
Who is the Pokémon fan in your life?
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