"Helping fathers make lasting memories
with their children."
Family Gravity™
Father-Child Projects DVD
Volume 1
Our new
Father-Child Projects DVD series focuses on equipping fathers to spend time making memories with
their children. Each DVD in the series will contain father-child
projects that families can build together in just a few
hours. They are designed to be built using common
tools that most fathers have in their garage or workshop.
Nothing too complicated like you see on other do-it-yourself
shows. The idea is to keep it simple and focus on making memories while building
a project
together.
The projects are designed for
families with children ages 6 and up.
The projects are also
designed to be useful. Many will provide years of
family fun long after the project itself is completed.
We are so excited about this new DVD series!
We know you will be too.
Volume 1 of this new series is now
available!
In Volume 1 Pastor Ken and his six year old son, Thomas, show
your family how to build a three-hole washers game. The main
video provides step-by-step instructions for construction of the game
and how to play. There is also a Bible lesson that Pastor Ken
relates to the washers game.
Included on the bonus
features of the DVD is a video that shows you how to make
a marshmallow blowgun. There is also a workshop safety video.
The DVD also contains data
files you can print from your computer which include detailed
assembly drawings and parts lists for the washers game and the
marshmallow blowguns and detailed instructions for how to play the
washers game.
Here is a preview of
the new DVD:
Included on the DVD
Main
Feature
Bonus
Features
How to
build a three-hole washers game
How to
make a marshmallow blowgun
How to
play the washers game
Workshop
Safety
Bible
lesson related to the washers game
Trailers
(previews of our other videos)
Bonus Features - Data DVD-ROM
Detailed drawing and assembly instructions for building
a marshmallow blowgun
Detailed rules for playing the washers game
Detailed drawings and assembly instructions for building
a
three-hole washers game