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Did you know your empty Bounty paper towel rolls can be used beyond the kitchen? Save them for a rainy (or sunny) day to get crafty with the kids. Here are a few ideas to get you started.

Keep your kids entertained with their very own paper towel roll animal collection. They’re simple and easy for the whole family to create in less than 15 minutes.

It’s the moment every parent dreads – you’re going about your day when your child mentions that he or she has to do a science project. If you’re one of the lucky ones, your kid will let it slip a few days after it was assigned. But if you’re like most parents, you’ll find out about it the night before it’s due. Either way, we’ve got you covered with a few science fair project ideas to make sure your child scores a top grade (or at least stays out of summer school). Best of all, these science experiments for kids can be completed with common household items you most likely already have on hand.

We’ve all been there before. It’s the time of year when kids are expected to create a science project. Why not help your child with a new twist on a classic? When it comes to kids’ science projects, making a paper-mâché volcano can be a really fun one. These instructions will show you (and hopefully, your child) how to create a volcano using Bounty paper towels, vinegar, baking soda, and a little time and effort. As with all science experiments, children should be supervised while they conduct this experiment

Paper towel roll crafts are fun and easy go-to projects for a rainy afternoon spent indoors with the kids. You'll have a creative craft and a great lesson for your little ones on green living; fun, and education all at once!