It's Playtime! Time to Recycle!
I've been on the lookout for some fun ways to get some use out of our recycling.
The 34 Recyclables to Upcycle is only the beginning of what can be done with recyclables! Its so fun to see what everyone comes up with to do with stuff that most find as trash!
Above, clockwise from top-left:
- Picklebums had fun with a box and created a tunnel for the kids!
- Learning to tie shoes with a recycled tissue box. A brilliant idea from Green issues.
- Sense of Wonder checks out dental hygiene with egg cartons & bottle bottoms as the molars!
- The Educator's Spin On It makes some baby music shakers with some recycled containers! Nifty!
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2 Comments:
My kids love to MAKE things out of boxes! I love the Clementine shoes & the tunnel (so simple)!
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