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Basilica of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception #DCtrip2019
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simon says wow. this is a great idea, we'll try to make some too. we just throw away empty bottles but this is a good idea. linking up my redlange geraine site. thanks for the visit!
ReplyDeleteSabi nga nila, teach them while they are young. These cute water bottles are a great idea. Will they be giving them away to their friends?
ReplyDeleteIntéressant, j'aime créer de recyclage art, bonne idée.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant recycling idea, they could make these empty bottles as their toys. As for me, I prefer to sell empty jars and bottles in junk shops. =)
ReplyDeleteYour kids have their clever ways of putting things together.
ReplyDeleteOh my, such creative little kids! They're doing the environment a favor too by recycling and re-using stuff. Those characters are so whimsical and cute! They can even put sand inside or small pebble, shells or other trinkets which in turn they can give as gifts to the friend who represented the bottle. Bright idea! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat recycling idea. Definitely, I will share this post to my apo's teacher.
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo cool! It allows for children to be creative and not have to buy new stuff. But make use of those that are just lying around in the house. :)
ReplyDeleteAng creative naman ng mga Burritos mo, Rose! Galing! Good job, Mommy! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI will try to make my entry and link it here. :D
ReplyDeletehow nifty! these cuties are very creative....:)
ReplyDeleteI don'y now why I am not that creative when it comes to these. Good thing my daughter is not like me,lol! Your kids are great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, creative ideas here. Very talented kids and it keeps them busy!
ReplyDeleteWow! that's a good hobby of them! :)
ReplyDeleteVery creative too.
Very creatine and nice thing to do with recycled things:)lInking again this friday!
ReplyDeletewow, this is nice idea...kids will love this! ejoy na enjoy siguro ang mga kiddos mo. anyway, thanks for sharing. i am also keeping plastic egg trays, we are using it as colour palette...pero iyong plastic bottle, i usually keep it here to the staff for them to earn extra. :)
ReplyDeletethat will keep the kids busy for sure
ReplyDeleterecycling stuffs is one great way to teach children like us to save mother earth. this looks like a fun idea to do, i'd love to do this with mum soon! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and one that keeps the little ones doing something worthwhile.
ReplyDeletethat's fun burritos :)
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute! Your kids are very artistic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a way to recycle! It gives them something to do as well and be creative.. My boys love empty containers, too.. I will let them do this when they're about as old as your kids.. =)
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