This document provides various creative uses for chewing gum beyond just chewing it, including: 1) Making gum pies and cookies by topping strips of gum over fruit or using gum as an ingredient. 2) Using gum in art projects by decorating surfaces or making patterns. 3) Creating gum-based games and crafts like puzzles or necklaces. 4) Finding household uses for gum like stopping doors from slamming or decorating surfaces. 5) Reusing gum tags, pins, and necklaces from children's parties.

1. There’s more to chewing it.
Bubble Gum Waze

2. Gum pies and cookies
 Strips of chewing gums topped over a fruit with
mashed fruits inside
Gum
Cookies

3. Gum in Art

4. Gum Play
Throw the dice and see who
can make a pattern or finish
the puzzle with your chewing
gum. Unused, please!!!
Shoot that gum !!!
Bingu
m
If you lose your
marbles, gum balls to
the rescue !!!

5. HOLD IT !!
Household Tips
If you can’t stop that door, use your
gum !!!!
Glass tops , doors, walls, wood surfaces may be
saved when a gum is placed to divide the
surface from other materials.
Decorate your table tops and add color
to your room. You may also use all
white gum balls to put in clear vases to
hold that plant or flowers plucked from
your garden.

6. Gum tags
These are
the things
you cut and
throw away.
Why not
use gum
and
laminate it
with
something
to be used
as garment
hangtags, pi
ns,. Saves
the use of
plastic or
metals.
Gum pins

7. Hang em loose
When you’ve run out of medals for children’s
parties, have your guests and kids, chew
their own gums and laminate them with some
coating material. Shape them into medals
and give them away as a prize. Chewed gums
as necklaces for give - aways and for art
crafts as well.

8. Gum Shoe filler
Sometimes, your feet shrinks during cold
weather and your shoe starts to get really
loose. Fill in your dried gum at the back of
your feet to hold that shoe in.

9. Gumnang wall
And finally, have more pin up
boards in schools and public
places and create a wall of
gum. Keeps the sidewalks free
of “ gumnamites “.