Make a sustainable kite
Creating a sustainable kite has benefits in protecting the environment, while also sensitizing children and enhancing creativity and fun.
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Environmental Protection
Traditional kites can cause ecological damage due to the materials used, such as plastic film and synthetic materials. On the other hand, a sustainable kite can be made with environmentally friendly materials, such as organic cotton, paper or fabrics made from natural fibers.
Awareness
Creating a sustainable kite can raise awareness among people about the importance of sustainable living and environmental protection. It can initiate dialogue and encourage others to take measures to reduce their ecological impact.
Creativity
Making a sustainable kite can be a fun and creative process. You can experiment with different materials and designs, creating a unique and personal kite that reflects your style and values.
Unity
Building a kite can have other positive, even more meaningful, effects. It strengthens the bond of family or friendship, and through this activity, everyone learns the art of kite making.
Let's see what we will need to create a sustainable kite...
Materials
Choose sustainable materials: Instead of using plastic membranes and synthetic materials, choose sustainable materials for the kite. You can use organic cotton, recycled paper or natural fibers such as linen or paper.
Choose biodegradable alternatives: Instead of using plastic ribbons or ribbons made of synthetic materials, choose biodegradable alternatives such as fabric ribbons made of recycled materials or natural fibers such as cotton or rope.
Construct the kite with sustainable practices: Recycle materials from old clothes, paper or other recyclable materials to create the frame of the kite. Avoid using materials that are not easily biodegradable when creating the kite.
Use environmentally friendly colors: Choose environmentally friendly colors and inks to decorate your kite. Instead of using chemically-based colors, choose natural colors from plant or mineral sources.
Good flight!
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