RECYCLED TUBE COLLAGE click name to see details |
RECYCLED PAPER TUBE SCULPTURE click name to see details |
RECYCLED VEHICLES click name to see details |
TINY CROWNS FOR A LITTLE PRINCESS (OR PRINCE) click name to see details |
MAGIC NUUDLE GARLAND (made from biodegradable ingredients) click name to see details |
PAINT CHIP COLLAGE (could be done with recycled paint chips) click name to see details |
PAINT CHIP RAINBOW CHAIN GARLAND (could be done with recycled paint chips) click name to see details |
RECYCLED WATER BOTTLE FLOWER SUN CATCHER click name to see details |
I'm sure I will come up with some "New" Earth Friendly projects, but here are some to get you started in time for Earth Day! I Love Recycled projects as you can see!!
Cassie Loves to help me pick up trash around the neighborhood which is another wonderful way to celebrate Earth Day!
She has such a sense of accomplishment when she has collected trash----she actually suggests to do it when she sees some:
"Mom, we need to pick up trash to take care of the Earth!!"
WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO CELEBRATE EARTH DAY WITH YOUR CHILDREN???
Every day should be Earth Day, but do something special to celebrate!
This post is linked to:
SHARING MONDAY
MADE BY LITTLE HANDS MONDAY
MADE BY YOU MONDAY
NO TIME FOR FLASHCARDS
CRAFT SCHOOLING SUNDAY
SHOW AND TELL
WE PLAY
IT'S PLAYTIME
RESOURCE CENTRE
Thanks for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteI have generally done activities for earth day, most years, but somehow forgot this year - until now! :)
We will definitely do somethings!
You do have such very wonderful ideas for using recycled items.
One thing I like doing, and just finished last week - is decorating the top half of pop bottles with tissue paper, and hanging them from the ceiling, they create suncatchers, and are quite pretty. I'll try to take photos and post soon.
I love that Cassie cares about the environment!
Brenda
Melissa,
ReplyDeleteJust want to thank you for your lovely comment on my blog, I value your dropping in and your thoughts!
Thanks!
Brenda
Hi Melissa -
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these great ideas. Love the little Activia containers at the front of the truck.
Great fun!
all wonderful projects, thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday!
ReplyDeleteWhat great recycled projects! I LOVE your creativity - always enjoy visiting! I linked to your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page and in the Living Montessori Now Community at http://livingmontessorinow.com/community/#/1378313/forum/97259/what-are-you-doing-to-celebrate-earth-day-april-22.html
ReplyDeleteI love your collection of recyclables :) Thanks for sharing (and supporting) It's Playtime again :) We really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteJamie @ hands on : as we grow
So many ideas! Love them all - Found you through It's playtime link-up :)
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! Love reusing stuff in our crafting and creating.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the ideas.
I love all the ideas here! Despite having some project ideas in my head for Earth Day, I'm going to save them for next year. Since Good Friday and Earth Day fall on the same day this year, I've decided we'll focus on Easter in the week ahead. Then we'll celebrate Arbor Day the last week of April.
ReplyDeleteWe did do an Earth Day craft at our local Michael's store today. My girls painted their own eco-friendly totes.
Thanks for visiting my blog too. =)
Excellent! I will promote this now so that we catch Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteJulia
We just made a batch of musical instruments with recycled containers and filled with rice, chopsticks for drumsticks! Lowe's is giving away free saplings on Saturday so well be getting one and planting.
ReplyDeleteA great round up!
ReplyDeleteI featured this posting on my page at It's Playtime this week. I have a special "featured" button if you want to use it. Thanks for sharing this activity with us last week!
ReplyDeleteMessy Kids: It's Playtime
Those are great ideas! I love the paint chip collage and chains. I just saw some awesome paint chips at Home Depot that are shaped in the shape of a flower petal. I grabbed a handful but haven't figured out a craft for them yet!
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