There are many creative and fun ways to use recycled materials for a school project. Here are some ideas from various sources:

• Bottle Cap Fish: Flatten empty water bottles and turn them into bright-colored fish.
• Toilet Roll Bird Feeder: Use toilet paper rolls to create a bird feeder.
• Recycled CD Spring Birds: Turn old CDs into colorful spring birds.
• Egg Carton Dragonfly: Paint egg cartons and turn them into colorful dragonflies.
• Tin Can Creatures: Recycle tin cans and turn them into colorful creatures.
• Magazine Bowl: Use old magazines to create a bowl.
• Papier-Mâché Pots: Cut off the bottoms of beverage bottles or reuse food containers and jazz them up with bright-colored paper scraps to create papier-mâché planters.
• Necklace out of Junk: Use found objects or string to create unique necklaces.
• Chair Fidgets out of Old Tees: Braid old T-shirts to make chair fidgets.
• Aluminum Can Recycling Bin: Work together to create an aluminum-can recycling center.
• Cardboard Robots: Let kids search through the recycling pile for materials to make their own robots.
• Water Bottle Fish Craft: Flatten water bottles and turn them into weird and wonderful shaped fish.
• Nature Suncatchers: Use recycled materials like plastic bottles, paper towel rolls, and paper pieces to create nature suncatchers.
• Paper Mache Pots: Use recycled materials to create paper mache pots.
• Recycled Tins Wind Chimes: Repurpose tins and metal cans to create wind chimes.
• Water Bottle Bottom Flowers: Use the bottoms of beverage bottles to create colorful flowers.
• Dragonfly Egg Carton Craft: Paint egg cartons and turn them into colorful dragonflies.
• Cardboard Sculptures: Use old toilet paper and paper towel rolls to create unique and individualized works of art.
• Recycled Colorful Photo Mats: Use recycled materials to create colorful photo mats.
• Recycled Baskets: Create baskets out of recycled materials.

These are just a few ideas to get started. With a little creativity, there are endless possibilities for using recycled materials for a school project.