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9 Easy Recycling Art Projects For Kids
Kids enjoy making crafts. Children can learn about the advantages of recycling in a fun way by using recycled materials to create crafts. We’ve put together a list of some truly inventive uses for recycled materials. Your children will love producing these adorable crafts and designing bright yard decorations.
1. Bottle Cap Fish
Make your own underwater ecosystem with vibrant fish, plants, and bubbles. Grab the plastic bottle caps off of your water and beverage bottles. Paint the caps in vibrant colours to create a school of amicable fish.
2. Toilet Roll Bird Feeder
Definitely a bird’s idea, this! Gather toilet paper. They should be wrapped in bird seed, covered with peanut butter, and hung outside. Enjoy watching the birds swarm to these delicious feeders.
3. Recycled CD Spring Birds
Who doesn’t have a collection of used CDs stashed away? Children will enjoy transforming your used CDs into various birds, complete with feathers, beaks, and googly eyes.
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4. Egg Carton Dragonfly
Here is a fantastic recycling project for the classroom. With this enjoyable paper project, you can turn egg cartons into vibrant dragonflies. Children can decorate egg cartons with their preferred paint colours and add pipe cleaner antennae. The buzzing of the dragonflies is practically audible.
5. Water Bottle Fish
With this entertaining recycling project for kids, you can turn your used water bottles into colourful fish instead of throwing them in the recycling bin. The bottles may be flattened to create a variety of odd and fantastic shaped fish.
6. Tin Can Creatures
Nothing makes your garden look more beautiful than tiny clusters of vivid ladybirds. Tin cans can be recycled this way and given a new lease on life outside.
7. Homemade Wind Chimes
You can create your own wind chimes for your porch from recycled tin cans. The tin cans are painted and decorated. To play with a range of sounds, hang various objects inside the cans, such as metal washers or nuts.
8. Papier-mâché Plant Pots
Using leftover paper and glue, you can create a rainbow of vibrantly coloured plant pots from huge beverage bottles or food containers. Perfect for displaying on a shelf indoors or when you present a plant as a gift.
9. Hanging Planters
Beautiful hanging planters are made from large plastic bottles. Children will enjoy adding soil to their pots and seeing their plant creations develop.