Paper towel tubes

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Repurpose cardboard tubes and use them for fun cardboard tube science activities to practice counting, colors, and shapes with kids. Easy DIY math games for kids using toilet paper towel rolls and paper towel rolls.

Kids always love making homemade instruments! Here’s how to make a kazoo using an empty paper towel roll or toilet paper roll, any cardboard tube. It’s a fun craft for kid and a great science activity for exploring sound. *This science activity correlates with Next Generation Science Standard (NGSS) 1-PS4-1. Follow our Crafts for Kids …

The process is pretty easy. Each of the tubes are flattened, cut into 1 inch segments of different lengths, and then spray-painted white (or whatever color you prefer). The different size loops are hot glued together to make the snowflake shape. What you’ll need: Paper towel or toilet rolls to provide segments. Ruler Pencil Scissors Hot glue gun Paper... Read More

One man's trash is another man's treasure. Stunning!

Make your own kaleidoscopes with cardboard tubes, and reflective paper and see the world differently! Kid craft kaleidoscopes.

Use all types of paper rolls in your home to make these easy kids crafts! These DIY paper roll crafts are the perfect kids’ activities for a rainy day and just a perfect day project to stay busy!

This article contains crafts ideas using paper towel rolls and toilet paper rolls. Perfect paper roll projects for adults and kids!

Before you toss that paper towel roll, take a look at these creative DIY crafts.

Whoever dreamed up these ingenious uses for empty toilet paper tubes was brilliant: my favorite ways to reuse, repurpose, and recycle these ubiquitous cardboard cylinders.