Awards Blogging Workshop with household waste lamps, Brussels Workshop During the one-week workshop that we des Arro oped with children 5 to 8 years, we have been talking about the importance not only to reuse cans Household cans, and cartons as a toy, and in this case lamps, but also to reduce the num m ber of waste. We have explained to children, with images of landfills and areas ot ras in vadidad rubbish, the difference between reuse, recycle and reduce . 
But we also teach them that solutions are being used to reuse the bottles. Our idea for the workshop was to create light from what we hide, of which we remain to see, what we throw away.
Each day we worked a material. So, we started with coffee cans as bedside table that makes stars on the ceiling. Curre me the holes with hammer and nails ... relying on the drawings that the children had made and stuck to the can. The stickers gave a touch of color to the cans during the day.
then recovered boxes and egg cartons, cut into pieces to make then colored flowers and strung on wires to make a big common lamp. At the end add funds Coke bottles, Perrier and others, much like its flowers. The result was very good, especially in the place the place for the final exhibition.
also drilled the cartons of milk, but this time were the children themselves with pins, to make shapes that then hid the brick lining of white paper, so that they were surprised to turn on the light!
Finally, the plastic bottles. Some served to several houses, with windows cut out and painted roofs and other assemblers to make the "monster" that would attack the city.
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