What you need:
• Toilet paper tube
• Aluminum foil
• Glue
• Hole punch
• Elastic thread
• Scissors
• Pencil
What you do:
• Glue the aluminum foil to the tube.
• Let it dry.
• With a pencil, draw the outline of the top of the crown on the tube.
• Cut out the silhouette with scissors.
• Punch holes and tie on elastic threads long enough to go under the chin.
What you need:
• Toilet Paper Rolls
• Canvas
• Acrylic Paint
• Watercolor
• Scissors
• Tacky Glue
• Brush
What you do:
• Measure out the rolls by about 1 1/2” marks and cut them into their little strips.
• Color them with acrylic paint.
• Glue the joints of them together.
• Glue the flowers to the canvas.
• Paint the canvas with watercolors.
• Display.
What you need:
• Cardboard box
• 6 Toilet paper rolls
• 4 Straws
• Tacky Glue
• Construction paper, green and orange
• Markers
What you do:
• Remove flaps from box and cut small rectangles from the top of each side to make castle battlement.
• Evenly centre the toilet paper rolls on each box corner and mark where the box and tube meet.
• Cut in about 1 in. along the marked lines and slide the tubes onto the corners of the box.
• Cut triangles from orange construction paper and secure to end of straws with tacky glue. Attach the straws to the inside of the tubes with the tacky glue.
• Cut out the door of the castle.
• Draw the windows of the castle and the crest.
• Cut 2 shapes from sheet of green construction paper that resemble tops of trees.
• Cut two 1 in. slits into top of toilet roll, directly opposite each other.
• Slip paper shapes into top of toilet roll.
• Enjoy your castle.
What you need: 
• 2 Toilet paper rolls
• Foil
• Scissors
• All purpose glue
What you do:
• Paint the toilet paper tubes. Let them dry.
• Glue the tubes together.
• Wrap the binoculars with a strip of foil.
• You are ready for adventure.
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What you need:
• Paper towel roll
• White construction paper
• Tissue paper streamers(different colors)
• Glue
• Scissors
• Black marker
• Pencil
What you do:
• Lay the white construction paper flat and lightly spread glue down each of the long sides of the paper.
• Stick the paper towel tube on one side and roll it to the other. Smooth it out.
• Fold the paper inside the tube at both ends.
• With a black marker, make lines on your pole to resemble the birch tree.
• Cut some streamers in half the long way and glue around the inside of the top of the tube.
• Take a small square of tissue paper and crumple it on the end of a pencil.
• Put a dab of the glue on the end and press it to the top of your maypole.
• Repeat this process with various colors until you have a ring of flowers around the top.
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What you need: 
• Toilet Paper Roll
• Glue
• Construction Paper
• Pencil
• Wiggle Eyes
• Scissors
What you do:
• Cover the toilet paper roll with the construction paper. Glue it
• Trace your hand on one half of 2 sheets of paper. Fold the paper in half.
• Cut out the handprint through both thicknesses of paper. This will leave you with 4 handprints.
• Glue the handprints onto the toilet paper roll.
• Using scrap construction paper, cut out a beak and a waddle for your turkey, glue it the roll.
• Glue on a pair of wiggle eyes.
• Your turkey is now done!
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