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You can use recycled tin cans to make your own wind chimes for your porch. Paint and decorate the tin cans. Hang different items like bolts and nuts, inside the cans to experiment with a variety of sounds.

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With Popsicle sticks, children can create different works of art as long as they let their imagination run wild. They can have a lot of fun and can also learn a lot of things by using the Popsicle sticks.

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Students can trace numbers or the Alphabet with painting with a Q-tip.

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Students can use a soda plastic bottle for this project.2 projects can be made with this students can start cutting the bottle all around.Or you cab add water to the bottle and add a plastic bag inside to give it a effect of the ocean.

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Sock Puppets can be enjoyable for anyone. By creating your own sock puppet that could spark the creativity and will encourage to social interactions. Also will help the development of language. It also promotes to have conversation with one another about different types of animals and characters made up by the imagination. Which all you need is some socks, thread, craft glue, scissors and also googly eyes like buttons.

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One of my favorite things to save at my house for crafts are popsicle sticks. Since it is summer time it is the perfect time to save them and create different pieces of art. One of the things I like to do with them is making signs to hang on the wall. Here is a link to a beach theme one. the shells can be found too.

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Here's a fun and easy way to display your beach souvenirs: create a Popsicle Stick Beach Sign using objects you find on the beach. This popsicle stick craft from Amanda Formaro is thrifty and quick to whip up. It'll give your home a nautical vibe!
Materials:

10 jumbo craft sticks

Small pebbles

Assorted shells, fish teeth and a starfish

Sand

White craft glue

Twine or string

Acrylic craft paint: Sea Green and White

Paintbrush

Instructions:

1. Paint all of the craft sticks with Sea Green and let dry. Glue all of the craft sticks together, side by side. Do not line them up perfectly. Off set them so they appear jagged.

2. Dry brush white paint over the top to give the green a washed out look, leaving some green peeking through.

3. Use white craft glue to write the word BEACH in capital letters across the top of the plaque. Place small pebbles in the glue to create the letters.

4. Use a paintbrush or your finger to spread white craft glue across the bottom and a few inches up both sides, then cover the glue with sand and let sit for five minutes. Tap off the excess sand.

5. Glue starfish and shells along the sandy area. Glue the fish teeth in a row in the middle of the plaque.

6. Fashion a simple hanger from twine and glue it to the back.

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Here's a fun and easy way to display your beach souvenirs: create a Popsicle Stick Beach Sign using objects you find on the beach. This popsicle stick craft is thrifty and quick to whip up. It'll give your home a nautical vibe!

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Each cut out hole of the carton should be a diffrent color. They can be painted, or with crayon, or with small round colored paper that fits each hole. The circle paper should be glued on. The cut out holes colors should be the same color of the cotton balls. The child should be able to put each cotton ball in the same color with their fingers or a tong.

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Create a sensory bin with recycle items such as paper towel rolls. In the sensory bin you can add rice or beans. Invite the children to use the paper towel rolls and funnels. Also add other items such as plastic cups or spoons.

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Reusing tissue from presents as well as bulk cheap paper plates.

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Reusing old coffee grounds and a few other ingredients allows kids to make their own dinosaur fossils.

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Playing with marbles is always a fun time. Reusing paper towel and toilet paper rolls is a fun way to recycle and repurpose items.

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Freezing your favorite juice in an ice tray and sticking toothpicks in when they are half way frozen is a great way to make homemade popsicles! This can be used to teach children about how liquid turns to solid.

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Recycle markers into spray watercolor paint. Add used markers to a spray water bottle and use it to do some fun spray art!

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Rather than throwing way newspaper, it can be used for for a sketch book. Our newspaper itself can be used for art.

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Instead of throwing out single use water bottles, save them because they can be in many ways.  A great example is a watering can for children's gardening projects. Its also great for adults and their indoor house plants.

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Sensory bottles are a great and creative way to have children reuse recyclable items. These sensory bottles can be out of your basic water bottles. There is no limit of what they can add to their sensory bottles. Add texture and add Legos, letter beads, beans and rice to make more of a "rainfall" type of sensory bottle ( like an instrument).

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It is a very good idea to make a house for dolls or create a hunted house. It is also a good idea to decorate and save your belongings.

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Using extra copy paper or folders that students have no use for would make for an easy arts and crafts project material that students and the community could use for after school creative activities. Such as making structure like small houses or small buildings, I think this would be a fun way to get students to be more creative and help them develop different uses from everyday items.

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Saving egg cartons after a family has no use for it is a very easy way to recycle it into an indoor activity and an outdoor activity. You can alter it for a paint activity for indoor time or use the egg carton as a starter for seedlings to sprout for a outdoor garden activity.

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Collect the bottle caps to make some easy garden crafts.  You will need 1 bottle cap in the center and 6 around the outer ring.  Place them upside down on a piece of newspaper.

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Plastic water bottle is easy to find. Get your pens and pencils in order with this water bottle supply organizer, which is crazy useful! You'll love how it looks on your desk.

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Disposable paper plates can be great for arts and crafts. Making dinosaurs,  diagrams, suns, turtles and many more animals.

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Toilet paper cardboard rolls/Amazon boxes

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Toilet paper cardboard rolls/Amazon boxes

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Toilet paper cardboard rolls can be used for various arts and crafts like hand made binoculars, penguins, bunnies,  insects, etc.  Amazon boxes are always good to save and have on hand for crafts like robots, sharks, snowmen, etc. - Rachel Pena

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Refrigerator Boxes from Appliance Stores

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Refrigerator Boxes from Appliance Stores

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Cardboard boxes lend themselves to many creative activities. Refrigerator boxes are so large that children can fit inside, so they can be turned into a number of things: spaceships, caves, tunnels, backdrops for plays, puppet theaters etc. To get one I call around to appliance stores or appliance sections in larger stores and ask them to save one for me. ~Kerry