Your everyday trash can easily be turned into toys. Just take an item before you throw it away and say: Is there anyway my child might have fun with this or learn from it? Jay Garrison, probably thought the same before scouring those flea markets, garage sales and thrift sales. These new raw materials offer innumerable possibilities for use in low-cost science experiments and in making dynamic toys.
It is the irony of modern consumerism that junk products are packed in tough cartons. While the frail human body consumes and digests the junk, it is the environment that has to grapple and reckon with the tough, non-biodegradable waste. And, in the process, humans become sick and the environment decays.
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