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Once your paper is dry, it will be thick and sturdy, similar to . You can use it for: DIY Paper-making for Sustainable Kids!

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Paper is made of tiny, hairy-looking strands called . In nature, these fibers (called cellulose ) come from trees like pine, birch, and eucalyptus. When we make paper at home, we "recycle" by breaking down old paper scraps back into these fibers to create something new. Project Guide: Making Handmade Paper Ss 6yo Bj mp4

: Fill your tub with water and stir in a few handfuls of pulp. Dip your screen into the water, then lift it straight up. A thin layer of pulp should be trapped on top.

: Lay a cloth over the wet pulp and carefully flip it over. Use a sponge to press out as much water as possible.

: Put the soaked paper into a blender with plenty of water. Blend until it looks like a thick, mushy soup called pulp . It looks like you're asking for a text

This activity is a great way to learn about sustainability and the environment. Scrap paper (old schoolwork, newspapers, or egg cartons). A kitchen blender. Warm water. A "screen" (a flat mesh frame). A large tub or pan. Old cloths or towels for drying. Step-by-Step Instructions:

: Gently peel the screen away. Let your new piece of paper dry on the cloth for at least 24 hours. Fun Things to Do with Your Paper

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: Put the pieces in a bowl and cover them with water. Let them soak for a few hours until they are soft.

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: Rip your scrap paper into small, 1-inch squares.