Showing posts with label Recycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recycle. Show all posts

Saturday, May 3, 2014

Boredom Busters


 3 random things to do today to brighten someone's day....
1. Write encouraging messages on post it notes and place them in random places for people to see. Seeing your note will make someone smile!
2.Give someone a compliment! It doesn't even have to be anyone you know...
3. When you see someone struggling to take a selfie, offer to take the picture for them.


 Have a recipe contest and 
create something new!
Don't forget to write down the 
ingredients and the instructions!



This is the coolest birdfeeder
 we've seen in a long time!
 Recycle!
You too, can make one of these!

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Boredom Busters!

 Make a plain paper bag into a masterpiece!
Use the bag as your canvas, find some markers, maybe some glitter glue, and some magazine pictures....
Reuse the bag over and over and never get it confused with someone else' bag!
 
 Refreshing lemonade! 
Who can resist a roadside lemonade stand?
Especially when it's  90 degrees outside?
Earn some extra cash and 
meet some new people!

Truly! 
The greatest Dot to Dots! 
These puzzles are amazing and do not
 even resemble the dot - to - dot books 
we grew up with! Crazy puzzles in every book!

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Did ya know? 
Play Doh was first used as a wallpaper cleaner before it became Play-Doh? It was first sold in a store in Washington DC?
Green Toys Build a Bouquet is made from recycled milk jugs in California?  
Start Simple: Recycled Plastic Milk Jugs
We use recycled milk containers as the main ingredient in creating our toys. Yes, the exact plastic milk jugs that you and your family drink from every day. When you finish your milk and toss the container in the recycling bin, these milk containers are collected at your curb by a local recycling company, who then sorts them from all the other types of plastic. Next, the milk containers are reprocessed into super clean fresh plastic. For you plastic geeks, the plastic material we use is called high-density polyethylene (or HDPE). This material is considered one of the safest, cleanest plastics around!