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Pushed underwater to make bubbles, used as a boat, used to sink other boats, filled with cold water and emptied on some unfortunate sibling's head, squeezed to squirt water or simply used for good old fashion clobbering and splashing -- the fun is endless!
Plus, you never need to clean those nasty black mildew spots. Recycle, and replace it with a fresh one. Did I say one? Fill the tub!

















































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Fill about 1/3 with water.
Get a funnel and let the kids put about another 1/4 or more of plain old dirt fron the yard/beach/driveway/lawn...this can be really cool if the do one a day.
Now, get them to put the cap on and shake it up good. Over the next couple days, they will see that the dirt will filrter itself through the water in ascending order of fineness. Rocks on the bottom, silt on top.
THis looks cool, it cost nothing and kids think it's great...plus, they might just learn something on summer break this year!
I like the little fishies idea ;) My pre-schoolers used to love bottles for water and sand play, bowling, collage constructions, shakers... this brings back memories. You can also use the cut-off bottom of a bottle for a sand mold, and blow across the top of a bottle as a "wind instrument".
For shakers, try glitter or confetti for a softer sound and to look pretty. If you're using them with littlies, please make sure you duct tape on the lids of shakers with beans etc in.
Thanks for the 'ible - cute toddler/pup pics too!
I rinse them out ( so there's no soda mess) peel of the label(recycle, obviously) then take off the cap and plastic ring (she doesn't tear them up, just holds them with her paws and gnaws on it. She lets you take it from her to switch it or to throw it out, she goes on two feet and jumps up to catch it.