Here’s a fun way to get children involved in saving loose change with bottle piggy banks. Not only does this craft encourage saving money, but it also shows how to recycle by using old water ...

Piggy bank: Not only saving money on the materials, but you can also save money in this piggy bank. All you need is an empty plastic bottle, coloured papers, wooden beads, glue, knife, and hole punch.

Creativity is easy to tap. One strategy that works for me is to let myself get sidetracked from the original plan. That’s when I discover that having fun with kids is more important than the … ...

A six-year-old boy from County Durham is making piggy banks from used plastic bottles to help cut waste. Noah Ward says learning about plastic pollution at school made him want to do something.

All that trash piled into your recycling bin might actually be treasure. The hastily discarded laundry-detergent bottle, for instance? Cut the top off, and it makes a fine watering jug.

In a time of fuel prices hikes, high interest rates and rising food prices, people are creating new and practical ways to save their money. One of the ways is to turn a normal 5-litre plastic ...

Piggy bank: Not only saving money on the materials, but you can also save money in this piggy bank. All you need is an empty plastic bottle, coloured papers, wooden beads, glue, knife, and hole punch.

A six-year-old boy from County Durham is making piggy banks from used plastic bottles to help cut waste. Noah Ward says learning about plastic pollution at school made him want to do something ...