Make your own Crazy Eyes! Make your friends laugh!
All you need are some matching bottle caps and some permanent markers. and a sense of humor.
She used candle votives.
Even better if children can embellish the photographs of themselves!
I had fun playing around with these silly pictures. Now it is your turn.
These flashy round foil pull off seals are perfect for making into a quick gift tag or Christmas ornament. Do you recognize this otherwise discarded product? Some food items contain a foil seal like this under the screw on top. Children can easily make these into ornaments. They can even add their own message too by “carving” onto the soft aluminum material. A ball point pen works well. Or use anything with a firm but rounded tip. You could also write on them with a permanent marker.
I like that the silver of the foil gives it a bling look.
The aluminum Chipotle bowl cover is perfect for this purpose too. It is thicker than regular aluminum foil but still soft enough to scratch/ carve into if desired.
These pictures should get you started. Be creative!
Interested in raising a Luna moth caterpillar moth or two? I have extra!
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I want to share this really cool anti-littering video made by my activist daughters Sage (15) and Jade (12). Lyrics were written and performed by Jade. The instrumental composition was created and recorded by Doug Smith. Sage filmed and edited the video.
Jade was inspired by the efforts of her grandmother Louise, who came up with the term OPG (Other People’s Garbage) and has been picking up OPG along the Gulf Coast of FL for her whole adult life.
We all need to take pride in our natural areas and “pick it up, pick it up.”
-Hester Jane