A creative classroom doesn’t need a big budget—just imagination! Teachers can turn everyday materials into powerful learning tools. Empty cartons become building blocks, old newspapers transform into hats for role play, and bottle caps work as counting aids. Storytelling corners can be set up with cushions and handmade puppets, while walls can double as “idea boards” where children draw or stick their creations. Even outdoor spaces offer free resources—leaves, stones, and sticks for sorting or art. By reusing, recycling, and repurposing, teachers not only save costs but also model sustainability, creativity, and problem-solving for their students.