Kids love cereal ... and so does everyone else! In fact, the average American eats about 160 bowls of cereal per year. Multiply that by a family of four and you are likely tossing out quite a few empty cereal boxes. Instead of throwing them in the recycling bin, upcycle them into fun games, toys and decorations for kids!
Our friends at Nick Jr., as well as a couple of our own CraftFoxes, have lots of great ideas that your family will love.
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Dora in Wonderland Clock
Teach kids how to tell time with this aDORAable cardboard cuckoo clock craft project.
Click here for instructions and free downloadable templates.
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Dora's Cereal Box Maze
Move the marble from Boots' house to Dora's house and back again.
Click here for instructions and a free downloadable template.
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Peppa Pig's Puppet Playhouse
Create your own paper puppet show with four recycled cereal boxes and your imagination.
Click here for instructions and free downloadable templates.
Click here for instructions and free downloadable templates.
Kathreen Ricketson
Cereal Box Pinata
In Kid's Crafternoon — Papercraft, you'll learn how to make 25 fun craft projects using paper, cardboard and upcycled cereal boxes, too!
Click here for a free project excerpted from this book.
Click here for a free project excerpted from this book.
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Twist DJ Turntables
Turn an empty cereal box into a "Fresh Beat" DJ turntable, ready for your kid to play that funky music ... or at least pretend to.Click here for instructions and free downloadable templates.
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Birthday Party Decoration
For your next kid's birthday party, cut out numbers from cereal boxes for their age, cover with paper and decorate with crayons or markers for a cute decoration. These numbers would be great for party guests to sign, too.
Click here for details.
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Dora's Backpack Keepsake Box
Kids can store their drawings, crayons and small toys in this recycled cereal box fashioned to look like Dora's trusty backpack.
Click here for instructions and free downloadable templates.
Click here for instructions and free downloadable templates.
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