Welcome to the Litterbug museum, where trash is reused and becomes a treasure! Using lids, paper cups and plastic cups, old Clorox Wipe containers, light bulb boxes, cookie cups, a little scrapbook paper and fuzzy pipe cleaners, the kids created these funny little creatures. {Of course they had to give them names too.} We discovered how fun reusing old items can be, and it is just a little something we can do to help save the Earth! Happy Earth Day!
It that a Clorox Wipe Lid? Nope. It's Dave, the Litterbug!
Selena the Litterbug was created using the lid from a shaving gel!
Nick {Saban} the giant-eyed Litterbug!
Awww those are so cute!!!!
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Adorable! Thanks for sharing this great idea!
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How very clever and creative. I love it and so must the kids! What a great way to observe Earth Day!
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-Janae
Nice work! We did the same for a school project called Art of Trash Night. Super fun!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! My class just designed their own playgrounds using recyclables, pictures will be up soon. Happy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! We went around our school today and collected trash (wearing plastic gloves). Each student chose one item to turn from "trash into a treasure". I washed and sterilized each item before they did it. Ours were not as cute as yours, though, but some kids had torn up bottles, cans and wrappers.
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This is just ADORABLE!! I am marking this down on my To-Do-With-Kids-List!
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So cute! My little daughter would love such activity.
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