Wall-Es made from recycled itemsBrought my nieces and nephews to Plaza Singapura for lunch before school reopens the next day. We saw groups of young children with their parents busy creating Wall-Es from recyclable items. We hung around to watch.
kids selecting from a range of recyclable materialsThere were several boxes of different materials to choose from. Left on their own and with lots of imagination, the kids created adorable Wall-E from 'trash'. This shows that kids don't need expensive toys or online games to keep them interested and occupied.
Look! I did this!This pretty little girl was engrossed in her craft, with her Dad sitting patiently next to her, occasionally giving out some suggestions which she brushed aside. haha....
Finally, she was done and it looked fabulous! *claps*
Mommy watching on as her kids create We would love to let the kids participate but we were famished and their grandparents were looking forward to their weekly visits ........
weekend-snapshot
I went earlier this week, but maybe because it was a weekday. The Wall-E nothing leh :(
ReplyDelete*pulls.hair* she extended 10 more days..zzz
napaboaniya,
ReplyDeleteEarlier in the week, probably still not so many completed pieces. Considering the young ages of these computer-playing kids, I find them creative. Not bad lah... must encourage.
Alamak, your maid ah, not coming back liao lah. You going to be botak soon! :P
That is cool! Great shot and sure a lovely day for you and your nephews.
ReplyDeleteHi Haze,
ReplyDeleteThe kids were raring to create Wall-E from recycled materials. On the way home, we bought Yakult drinks, boxes of biscuits and a tray of eggs so that the kids could start on their project!
How interesting, they have created something that looks like a piano from recycled materials.
ReplyDeleteoceanskies,
ReplyDeleteYes, using an empty box and paints. I think they added more materials.... I didn't see their end product. :)
You are welcome. I love Wall-E movie. This movie teach us something... Love our earth.
ReplyDeletebonoriau,
ReplyDeleteI haven't watch Wall-E. But I'll be bringing my nieces and nephews for the movie next week. :)
What a fun activity to teach kids on recycling! :)
ReplyDeletecc,
ReplyDeleteYes, we should have more of such activities and teach them when they are young to love their environment.
That's a clever and creative idea.
ReplyDeleteecl,
ReplyDeleteI guess with such activity, it can bring out the creativity from the kids. :)
Hi Capt Picard,
ReplyDeleteI think it's a brilliant idea too!
Kok,
ReplyDeleteright, that's what we need.... creativity.
Long time no see.:D
Some of those Wall-Es were quite good! Looks like a fun and creative project!!
ReplyDeleteDiane,
ReplyDeleteMade by young kids.....they are good pieces. The kids certainly looked happy making their craft. :)
I should've headed to town as planned. ANd PS was on the top of my list! Of course what I did instead landed me with a fine! :P
ReplyDeletei likeeee the wall.e!
ReplyDeletewas there an event or something?
Great shots. I love seeing children being creative.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun weekend,ECL! :) I'm up so early..My little boy will have his first dy of class today:D
ReplyDeletesho,
ReplyDeleteWhat fine did you get? Parked illegally? Didn't display parking coupon? :P
sylv,
ReplyDeleteSome of the Wall-Es made by the kids were cute. A company was promoting its paints and toys in the foyer, its activities attracted a huge crowd of parents and their kids.
Carver,
ReplyDeleteRight. Kids these days just like to park themselves in front of the computers. tsk tsk tsk.....
Yen,
ReplyDeleteOh, your boy is going to school! That's lovely! I'm sure he's looking forward to learning more things and making friends. :)
what a great early start to teach kids about recycling. Thank you for sharing. come visit my entry too here http://kcelebration.blogspot.com/search/label/weekend%20snapshot
ReplyDeletei love WALLE and EVE too! they look good together haha! ^_~
ReplyDeletekero,
ReplyDeleteWe should start teaching the kids when they are young to cherish what we have. We have only one Earth. :)
ettey,
ReplyDeleteYep. hehe... I have yet to watch the movie. Heard it's entertaining.
That looks like fun for everyone!
ReplyDeleteSandy,
ReplyDeleteIt was. :)
Interesting event. The kids can learn abt recycle items & use them to make into fabulous stuff :)
ReplyDeleteJanice,
ReplyDeleteYes, you should have brought your kids there. The kids enjoyed themselves, playing with the materials and creating something beautiful from trash. :)
that looks like a lot of fun! great for the environment, too!
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Stalking the Bees...Again!
One of the great movies of the recent times. hats off to those creative children.
ReplyDeleteecl,
ReplyDeleteYa! Long time no see! Was quite lost, so I went off this blogosphere. Now I'm back!:)
They are certainly looked happy making their craft.
ReplyDeletesometimes you have to admire the creativity of the children.
ReplyDeleteAre you a nanny or something? :P
ReplyDeletewow, that's a great activity for children! happy week ahead, EC.
ReplyDeletegot a yummy entry. ;) check it out!
how creative!! sometimes it doesn't take too much to have a lot of fun :D
ReplyDeletelooks fun day :D
ReplyDeletePlease stop by also at my WS post : in HERE and HERE Thanks
I see SpongeBob SquarePants!! CUTE!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! I showed this post to my son Yohan. He loves Wall-E. In fact, we made a Wall-E project using used card boards.
ReplyDeleteWah! So creative.. awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI am starting to like Wall-E now! =)
ReplyDeleteMy WS entries are in these blogs:
Jenn Was Here and Le Kulitszie Familie. Have a great week ahead!
it looks fun...
ReplyDeleteMINE is here.
thats very creative and really looks fun!
ReplyDeleteThats a very creative idea.
ReplyDeleteMy grandchildren would love this!
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