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Recycling the recycling with re.cycle.me craft kits

Recycling the recycling with Re.cycle.me craft kits

Posted on July 2, 2020September 11, 2022 by jenny

I do love a craft kit and was delighted to be sent some of the new range of re.cycle.me craft kits to try out with the children. We love junk modelling and always seem to have a full recycling bin, perfect for turning cardboard tubes and bottles into something else with the help of a re.cycle.me kit.

Recycling the recycling with re.cycle.me craft kits

With the objective to introduce more sustainable toys within the arts and crafts category Recycle Me was created. The overall goal is to teach children and parents to use household disposables and creatively turn them into toys and arts, bringing awareness on the waste we produce. Inside the box you will find the instruction manual, accessories and paints. You just need to supply the recyclables.

Games re cycle me box

We received the Games Box to try out. The box contains different materials to create different games. You only have to collect toilet rolls, egg boxes, cans, glue and scissors yourself! Our kit included stickers, coloured paper, paint, pipe cleaners and more.

We looked through the instruction booklet and decided what to make first, collecting up anything we needed. My daughter loved the projects which included skittles with bottles, a fishing game, bowling with tin cans, a marble game and a shark eating fish game. She enjoyed making the shark eating fish. All we needed to provide was an empty bottle and egg carton. It even inspired her to make more sea animals out of the recycling!

Games re cycle me box

Then she made the marble game from cardboard tubes.

Games re cycle me box

Our favourite was the tin can bowling game. She had to be a little patient if we didn’t have enough material. We ate the food we needed so she could get the right cans and then she was able to put the large stickers on them. It was raining yesterday but that didn’t stop her from setting up her own bowling alley in the kitchen! You can see that the dog wanted to join in the fun!

Games re cycle me box

The re cycle me kit has provided hours of fun for my daughter. It’s been a great activity whilst we are staying at home, something hands on is a great balance to the school work we are doing in the mornings. It’s also a really fun way to show children that recycling can be re-used in such a fun way.

There are lots of different craft kits from the Re.Cycle.Me range. My children would be happy to try any of them! The Re.Cycle.Me Game kit costs £9.99 and can be purchased from Amazon (affiliate link) and many other retailers.

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4 thoughts on “Recycling the recycling with Re.cycle.me craft kits”

  1. Georgina @ Culinary Travels says:
    July 2, 2020 at 4:01 pm

    What an absolutely fabulous kit! It’s so important that children (and more adults) learn about recycling and sustainable living. Whatever happened to ‘make do and mend’?

    Reply
  2. Kim Carberry says:
    July 3, 2020 at 7:20 pm

    What a great craft kit. It looks like a lot of fun and recycling is a fantastic way to do our bit for our world. x

    Reply
    1. jenny says:
      July 4, 2020 at 10:00 am

      It kept her busy for hours (which I was very grateful for!).

      Reply
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