If you are a parent, teacher, or grandparent, you probably have crayons in your house.  In fact, you probably have a whole box or tub of broken crayons in your house.  Kids don't usually want to use broken crayons because it's hard to find the color they want and often times it's hard for them to hold the broken crayon.  The following article gives great step by step instructions on how you can recycle your old crayons and make new ones!  Recycling your old crayons is fun, easy, and it saves you money.