Craft Time: Toilet Paper Roll Bird Feeder
Toilet Paper Roll Bird Feeder
Here’s what you need:
- toilet paper rolls (or use paper towel rolls or wrapping paper rolls!)
- peanut butter or sun butter
- bird seed
- yarn or string
Next Steps:
1. Clean off any extra bits of paper from your toilet paper rolls, then cover them in a thin layer of peanut butter.
2. Pour out some bird seed onto a plate, then gently roll the toilet paper roll over the plate to pick up the bird seed.
3. Thread a piece of string through the roll and tie it into a loop.
4. Head outside and hang the feeder from a tree!
Enjoy watching the birds love your eco-craft!
Image/Idea Credit: https://www.everwondermuseum.org/handmade-bird-feeders/
peanut butter or sun butter
bird seed
yarn or string
Next Steps:
1. Clean off any extra bits of paper from your ...&media=//tutusgreenworld.com/cdn/shop/articles/Toilet-Paper-Roll-Bird-Feeder-Craft-735x1103-1-e1588541414951_600x.jpg?v=1718378935){kind=link}
Also in TuTu's Green Stuff Blog
World Day of Social Justice, Caring for People by Caring for Our Planet 🌍💚
World Day of Social Justice is a reminder that fairness, kindness, and opportunity should be part of everyone’s life. It encourages us to think about how people are treated and whether everyone has what they need to be healthy, safe, and respected. What many youth may not realize is that caring for people is deeply connected to caring for the planet we all share.
Valentine’s Day, A Celebration of Love That Goes Beyond Hearts 💚
When people think of Valentine’s Day, they often picture hearts, candy, and cards. While those are fun, this holiday can also be something much bigger. Valentine’s Day is really about love, and love does not stop with just one person. It can include our friends, our families, animals, and even the Earth itself 🌍.
World Environmental Education Day: Turning Curiosity Into Care 🌍💚
World Environmental Education Day is a celebration of learning about our planet and why it needs our care 🌍. For youth, this day is a reminder that curiosity is powerful. Asking questions about nature, animals, weather, and ecosystems helps turn everyday observations into real understanding. The more you learn about how Earth works, the more confident you become in helping protect it.