I thank the children's parents for sending the photos, which capture the children's creative process from secondary raw materials. I am glad that children are also learning to protect nature at home.

Children's crafts from secondary raw materials

Jokūbas produces books about space. He uses cardboard from boxes

In kindergarten, children are taught to sort waste, be responsible consumers and protect the environment. In the summer, during the holidays, children spend a lot of time with their parents. At home, children not only play, but also learn to sort various waste: paper, glass, plastic. Parents teach children to revive things for a second life, to make various things from secondary raw materials. The parents gladly agreed to share with the teacher their video material about the creative process from secondary raw materials

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Art kindergarten "Etiudas" Kaunas, Lithuania<br/>2022

Gustas uses plastic bottle caps in his creative process

Linas creates flowers and a vase to put them in from a plastic yogurt container and ear picks

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Two brothers, Rapol and Justas, use old, no longer needed cardboard boxes to create a train

Austėja uses cardboard rolls of toilet paper for her work

Austėja creates from a cardboard egg case

Adrija uses unused cardboard and old threads for her work

Goda decided to build a park on an old cardboard sheet: with a pond, trees and bushes and park visitors

Adrija builds a doll house from old cardboard boxes

From a pizza box, Jacob constructs a forest

Emilija creates her works from cardboard rolls of toilet paper and sheets of cardboard boxes

I thank the children's parents for sending the photos, which capture the children's creative process from secondary raw materials. I am glad that children are also learning to protect nature at home. The electronic book was created by teacher Aušra Rašytinienė

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