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Fast Food Milk Bottle Game

I washed and saved up bottles from fast food milk and made a few children's games:

Find-n-Seek: Using a small items from around the house like toothpicks, safety pin, bobby pin, button, nail, washer, paperclip, dried bean or pea, jingle bell, ribbon, half a twist tie, pompom, crayon, and part of a straw. You can use anything that can fit into the top opening. Using rice as a filler drop items in one at a time with rice added in between each item (more rice than items), until almost full. Glue the cap on and the game begins.

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Also using ten bottles and an old tennis ball made a small bowling game. My grandchildren loved making and playing with them. It's a great game for car travel. We used some small water bottles to make others.

By Trailblazer from Beavercreek, OH

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October 28, 20110 found this helpful

Curious, are the milk bottles clear? If not what's the point of the first game?

 

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November 5, 20110 found this helpful

Hmm... we used to have one of those commercially-made plastic bowling games. Making your own with clean, empty half-pint (or larger) milk bottles sounds even better.

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