Old Papers

We always think of things which we could give our children long after were gone, why not start by      leaving them with a greener and healthier planet.

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Last Christmas I received an E-card or electronic mail from a high school friend who has been working overseas for about ten years now.

Energy costs are sure to shoot up again as we turn on those heaters and try our very best to keep the winter chill outside the house. Nobody can stop the snow from falling but keeping warm in your home is easy and affordable with these simple tips.

Christmas will never be complete without presents, and creating special boxes from old greeting cards could be a fun and creative way of showing our loved ones how much they mean to us. These one of a kind boxes are also an excellent activity for children and anyone who wishes to recycle.

Do you still remember those times in pre-school when your teacher scolded you because you made that paper plane and let it loose in the classroom? Childhood certainly bring us fond memories of carefree times when everything was a lot simpler. Below are simple steps on how you and your child could enjoy the fun of flight with a simple paper plane.

Planning a party or a picnic? Using paper plates is a great way of saving you the inconvenience of bringing those cumbersome dinner plates on picnics or trips to the beach. The only problem with paper plates is they’re disposable. Paper plates can be used in a variety of ways. They could be used for various purposes and their use is only limited by our imagination.

But before you throw those paper plates away...

Arts and Crafts

One of the ways on how you can reuse paper plates is turning them into arts and crafts. When your kids are bored, bring out those paper plates that have been previously used and teach your kids how to make masks or decorations.

1. Paper Sculptures