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Musical instruments - wax paper on one end secured with a rubber band

"Poppers" - roll tissue paper around a couple inches longer on both sides, twist and tie one end, fill with treats and twist and tie the other end. The fun is holding both ends and ripping open.

Here's one site

To make it easier, Here's my search results.

 

pull along snake, thread several tubes into a piece of string. Tape the string on the inside of the first tube to stop it sliding off. For a young child I tape each tube to the string but I imagne older ones would enjoy rethreading it.

Stuff with newspaper and use a skittles

Puppets, draw on faces and stick on cut outs for ears, tails etc.

Post small balls through them, especially good with longer tubes.

Stuff with newspaper, tape over the ends and use as blocks.

For older children make a totem pole, decorate several tubes and stack them up (Easier if you thread them onto a stick/broom handle)

Can you tell I hoard these sore of things

 

http://www.notmartha.org/tomake/partycracker.html

 

Christmas ornaments. Your child could give them as gifts! We made reindeer from ours. A little paint, some googly eyes, a small red pom-pom, and a pipecleaner. Sting some string through the top and hang them on the tree.

 

saving mine to make cool firestarters for stocking stuffers. Use dryer lint too!

 

I'm saving mine to make a beehive with. I'm going to glue them all together with hot glue in a pyramid shape then cover with paper mache'. We are going to use acorns as bees. I will post the results!

 

Bunny? Glue two together, add cotton/wool tail to the back, cut out ears for the front, draw on eyes, very cute!