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6 Fun Ways To Learn and Play With chalk Painted Bottle Caps

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6 Fun Ways To Learn and Play With chalk Painted Bottle Caps

We started saving caps off bottles and food pouches almost a year ago.  You just never know what fun ways might come up to use them.  I love taking our trash and finding fun ways to reuse it.  I have been thinking of how to use them in a new way.   I also love an excuse to get my chalk paint out.  So one day when I sat my bottle of chalk paint next to a cup of bottle caps the idea hit me, PAINT the caps.  What to do with them once I painted them I was not sure. I had a few ideas racing through my head.  I set out to start by painting the caps and would let the rest come to me then. 


6 Fun Ways To Learn and Play With chalk Painted Bottle Caps

What I used

plastic bottle caps of of milk jugs and juice bottles, spray chalk paint, chalk, paper, marker.

What I did

I placed the bottle tops down in a cardboard box (I got from under our case of waters).  I applied several coats of paint to the caps and bottom of the caps.  I let them dry between applications of the spray paint.  Once  they were dry I brought them in.  Then I started setting up ways that we would use them.

Here are 6 way you can use chalk painted bottle caps

6 Fun Ways To Learn and Play With chalk Painted Bottle Caps


My 4 yr just couldn't wait to start playing and learning.  He started playing tic tac toe before I was through making all of the learning sheets for us.  We have been having a lot of fun with our chalk painted bottle tops and hope to find more ways to use them too.  The 6 ways we have used them:
1.  Name recognition
2.  Going over ABC's
3.  Practice sight words and spelling 
4.  Go over shapes
5.  Counting
6.  Playing tic tac toe

What would you do with them?

6 Fun Ways To Learn and Play With chalk Painted Bottle Caps



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7 comments:

  1. What a great idea...am always looking for something different to do with my collection of milk bottle lids...this will be perfect!

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    1. thanks for stopping by and so glad to help give another idea for your caps.. I am always trying to figure out what to do with all of ours too:-)

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  2. Fantastic idea and so versatile.. will be trying this at home!
    thanks for sharing
    -Reshama
    www.stackingbooks.com

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  3. Wow, this is so creative!! Thanks for sharing at Tender Moments!

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  4. Another fabulous and creative idea! I've done bottle cap letters, but chalkboard paint is a stroke of brilliance. I had to feature you once again on Mom's Library.

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