Paper Recycling ( Handmade papers & paper mache)

Paper Recycling and Paper Mache Workshop for Kids! 

Join us for a fun-filled and eco-friendly event where creativity meets sustainability! Our Paper Recycling and Paper Mache Workshop for Kids is a fantastic opportunity for young minds to explore the world of crafting while learning about the importance of recycling.

Location: Visthar Academy , Hennur

 Event Highlights:

1. Paper Recycling Station:

   Witness the magic of turning old newspapers into new, usable paper. Kids will get hands-on experience with the paper recycling process, from shredding to pulping and creating their recycled paper sheets.

2. Paper Mache Creations:

   Unleash your child's artistic flair as they dive into the world of paper mache. From colorful masks to imaginative sculptures, the possibilities are endless. Our expert instructors will guide them through the steps, ensuring each creation is a masterpiece.

3. Educational Sessions:

   Learn about the environmental benefits of recycling and how simple actions can make a big difference. Our engaging sessions will inspire kids to become eco-conscious citizens.

4. Take-Home Treasures:

   Every participant will take home their handmade paper mache creation and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, they'll gain insights into the importance of recycling for a sustainable future.

Let's come together for a day of creativity, learning, and environmental stewardship. Join us in making a positive impact on the planet, one recycled paper at a time!

 Reduce, Reuse, Recreate!

About Venue - Visthar Eco Sanctuary is a conscious effort to nurture and protect all life on our campus. The Sanctuary transcends being a mere physical space to represent an enlightened program reflecting inclusion and sustainability. The Eco Sanctuary provides scope for children to enhance their imagination and commitment to the earth and environment. This is achieved by hands-on experience working on the farm, making recycled handmade paper and paper products, taking nature walks, and learning about biodiversity and water recharging.