Extend a standing dinner invitation to some new feathered friends this spring with these homemade bird feeders from Kid Made Modern. This classic Earth Day DIY is the ultimate fix-and-flip - all you need is a milk carton, some weather resistant tape, a few beads, and soon you'll be raking in the birdhome equity while giving your mini a healthy dose of avian appreciation.

Crayons - they've seen it all; battered, broken, chewed up, spit out. Bring new life to those little fallen wax soldiers with this crayon melting tutorial by Paper & Stitch. These colorful geodes and swirling planets are an easy way to introduce children to the incredible possibilities of recycling. Plus, they're easy for little hands to hold!

Who says plants can't have personality? When a child tends to a houseplant, not only are they getting a firsthand experience with maintaining their own mini-ecosytem, but they're building a better understanding of what life can look like and the basic things we all need in order to thrive. Shift their perspective with these plants personified from Project Kid.

Teach your mini to get scrappy and show they care with these Earth Day signs from Art Bar Blog. Using recycled cardboard and upcycled fabric, these adorable signs are a softer way to make a statement.