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5 Fun DIY Recycled Crafts
Even though it might not seem like much, every time you “reduce, reuse, and recycle,” you’re helping the environment. However, staying green occasionally can feel like a nuisance. Here are five eco-friendly crafts that you and your children may make on your own out of recycled materials if you want to add some fun to your environmental conservation efforts.
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Piggy Bank
Save a two-liter bottle and start saving money with this recycled piggy bank! You can take the concept literally and create a cute pig, or you can create a depository that represents your favorite animal. Try painting an inspirational quote on it for a constant reminder of the goals you’ve set for your student.
Bird Feeder
There are many different ways you can design bird feeders, making them a wonderful way to contribute to the environment. This toilet paper roll bird feeder, which uses peanut butter, seeds, and twine, is one that you’re sure to have all the materials for.
Button Wind Chime
Making a colourful, button wind chime will add colour to your recycled crafts, and you’ll get to enjoy the calming sound it makes. Bright colours are frequently linked with springtime. See what patterns your children come up with by allowing them to reuse buttons, can tops, or any other items you may have on hand.
Decorative Planters
Old tin cans can be transformed into a variety of things, such as vibrant planters for a pretty garden. Why not incorporate recycling into your DIY garden by utilising used soup cans? Gardens are a great learning opportunity. Really, there are countless indoor choices for a repurposed garden!
Marble Game
For children of any age, a simple game made of recyclable materials and sturdy construction can be enjoyable. With a shoebox and some craft sticks, construct a marble run or a Foosball table, and then start playing!
For more eco-friendly inspiration, be sure to check out the K12 Pinterest Board!
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