We did a recycling project today. It can be done with kiddos of any age, and it only takes a short amount of time with no prep work. Also, there is no cost, as everything you need is right at your fingertips. These are perfect for all ages; and make really cool swirling colors as you sweep them across paper. Get started recycling your crayons today! Simple recipe follows below...
Broken Crayons (broken up into small pieces, with the wrapper off)
Baking Oil Spray
Muffin Tin
Spray the muffin tin with baking oil spray. Place one layer of crayons in each muffin cup. Bake at 275 F for 8 minutes. Let them completely cool. Pop them out (literally pop the bottoms) and enjoy them for coloring time.
Read of the Week:
2010 Class Trip Directory for Texas - "Day, overnight and travel trips for school, scout and youth groups. Trips that support learning and merit badge achievements. Explore America and it's neighbors. Educational and fun travel trip itineraries."
2010 Class Trip Directory for Texas - "Day, overnight and travel trips for school, scout and youth groups. Trips that support learning and merit badge achievements. Explore America and it's neighbors. Educational and fun travel trip itineraries."
Scripture of the Week:
"Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker; for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his care."
Psalm 95:6-7 - NIV
"Orange is the happiest color."
- Frank Sinatra
1 comment:
we color group ours, red/pink, blues, and greens, etc. we also fill ours to the top.
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