1. Plastic Bag Weaving:

  • Materials:
    • Plastic bags (grocery bags, produce bags, etc.)
    • Scissors
  • Procedure:
    1. Flatten and fold plastic bags into strips.
    2. Cut the folded bags into strips, creating plastic "yarn."
    3. Weave the plastic strips together to create a mat, bag, or decorative piece.
    4. Secure the ends by tying knots or melting them together with heat (use caution with this method).
  • Note: This activity turns plastic bags into a useful and durable item while reducing plastic waste.

2. CD Mosaic Coasters:

  • Materials:
    • Old CDs or DVDs
    • Broken tiles, glass, or colored paper
    • Glue
    • Grout (optional)
  • Procedure:
    1. Break tiles or glass into small pieces or cut colored paper into mosaic-sized shapes.
    2. Apply glue to the surface of the CD.
    3. Arrange the mosaic pieces on the CD, creating a colorful pattern.
    4. Allow the glue to dry completely.
    5. Optionally, apply grout between the mosaic pieces and wipe away excess.
  • Note: This activity transforms old CDs into stylish and functional coasters.

3. Tin Can Planters:

  • Materials:
    • Empty tin cans (rinsed and labels removed)
    • Acrylic paint or spray paint
    • Paintbrushes (if using acrylic paint)
    • Soil and plants or seeds
  • Procedure:
    1. Paint the tin cans with vibrant colors or creative designs.
    2. Allow the paint to dry completely.
    3. Fill the cans with soil and plant your favorite flowers, herbs, or succulents.
    4. Water the plants as needed and place the tin can planters in a sunny spot.
  • Note: This activity repurposes tin cans into decorative planters for a touch of greenery.

4. Cardboard Box Organizer:

  • Materials:
    • Sturdy cardboard boxes (cereal boxes, shoeboxes, etc.)
    • Wrapping paper, fabric, or decorative paper
    • Glue or tape
    • Scissors
  • Procedure:
    1. Cut the cardboard boxes to the desired size and shape for organization.
    2. Cover the boxes with wrapping paper, fabric, or decorative paper using glue or tape.
    3. Arrange the covered boxes in a configuration that suits your storage needs (stacking or side by side).
    4. Use the organizers to store office supplies, accessories, or other household items.
  • Note: This activity turns cardboard boxes into attractive and functional organizers.