Free JCPenney Kids Craft to Take Home on October 10th + Extra Savings Coupon
Grab a free kids craft at JCPenney!
In place of their regular in-store kids event, on October 10th from 11AM – 12PM local time, head into a participating JCPenney store with a Kids Zone Area where kids can pick up a mask to decorate! Each pack will include all the materials you need to complete this craft at home.
We recommend that you call your local JCPenney store before heading out to find out if they have the kits in-stock and to see how and when you can grab one.
The kit will have all the materials they need, plus they’ll also score a free lanyard and collector’s pin! Once they complete six projects, they’ll also receive a master medallion! Note that these activities are designed for school-aged kids, and all kids must be accompanied by an adult.
Even sweeter, parents will score an EXTRA 10% off coupon to use in-store on October 10th. And the coupon can be stacked with any other offers or coupons you may find – awesome!
Mark your calendars for more upcoming Kids Zone events…
On Saturday, November 14th, they will be offering a FREE Family game night trophy craft to complete at home.
Check out these fun kids crafts!
(Thanks, Money Saving Mom!)
I wonder if you have to have the children with you at the time…? This would be a fun activity to do with my niece and nephew the next time they spend a weekend with us but they won’t be with us on the 10th…
Hi there! You could always give your location a call to be certain.
Pre-covid, I would take my kids and neice. Now, I head there without the kids, so they remember me/us, and grab the kits to go. There’s usually a 10% off STACKABLE coupon for the “parents”, so it’s good to buy some clothing too. You could plan on buying an item (that you actually want), go to checkout in the children’s dept and ask about the kits.
I try to limit my kids’ exposure to the world for now. Next month, one of my kids returns to school with their hybrid plan. I just want to keep our little bubble safe!
ymmv The store might limit it to only if the kids are present, but if there aren’t a lot of kids in attendance, the store might not care who gets a kit.