DIY COOKIE JAR BIOTOPE FROM DOLLAR TREE | Great family crafts and or classroom projects

Need a fun science project or classroom craft of your students. This is a great way to teach on various biomes/habitats.
Create budget friendly science kid friendly crafts with this DIY Dollar Tree cookie jar terrarium topping just above the $5.00 dollars because that Dollar tree is the Dollar 25 cent tree lol.
This makes for a fun family science craft or even a school science projects that is focused on animal biomes and habitats. Plus, it won’t break the budget. Make science fun for kids as they can create their own terrarium for bugs, lizards etc.
My sons loves his as he loves to catch all the isopods in and around out yard. Mixed in a few worms, ants and an occasional cockroach. Yuck.
Have fun creating your own mini biomes or mini biosphere. Take a trip to the Dollar tree and have a blast with this kid friendly activity.
** We did already have the spray foam, small plants , spray paint in black and silicone on hand from pervious projects. These items were purchased at Lowes. You can even find them on Amazon as well.
You will need from the Dollar Tree:
Cookie Jar- Plastic clear jar with lid
Moss
Hot glue if you choose not to go the silicone route. ** parents please be present during portion of this kid activity. The hot glue burns are no joke.
Dirt and Rocks - optional - we used rocks and dirt on our land.
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[@MrHillbilly]

Small terrariums are so fun to make!

[@ptoohey8591]

Great variety love the different creations!🙌🏻