The Creative Children of Auckland Competition was created for Auckland Children impacted by Covid 19 Lockdown has now completed but can still view the amazing entries below.
TOCK‘s challenge was for the children to create something imaginative using items that would otherwise be thrown away or placed in the rubbish such as lids or food containers with the main focus on re-using items and reducing waste. The more creative and unique the better.
The winner by public vote was this colourful watermelon pencil holder. This was made out of a sugar tin because the winner wanted to use the 3Rs so that we don’t put lots of rubbish in sea which can harm animals. They win a copy of our NZ Book – ‘TOCK Saves the Earth‘
Title: My robot stationary holder
Votes: 30
Views: 702
Description: Hi my name is Marwah I am 10 years old and I go to Hay park School. This is the robot I made using cardboard boxes , milk cartons, Milk carton caps, some colorful paper, some shiny patterns too and I sticked them together using tape and sew some parts too. She is a girl and her name Ruby. It can hold stationary which is the cool thing about it and it has a little cupboard and on the sides it has containers to hold your pencils, glue sticks etc, Also on the top of the robot their is a space to put anything else and the mouth can hold a rubber too. ~Marwah;D
Comments:
tockearth 7:26 pm (August 27, 2020)
TOCK loves the love heart eyes and great use of bottle caps because he knows many places can't recycle these ♻️
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