I created these fun Monsters Inc Juice Juice box campus printables as part of a paid social shopper insights study for Collective Bias and their client.
When I was asked to make a Monsters University Craft using Juicy Juice, a great healthy drink for my kids, I knew exactly what I was going to make! I loved watching the movie with my son (I made him a special Mike Wazowski shirt to wear to see the movie), and I loved the campus buildings. Most of the movie takes place at Monsters University – there are all kinds of buildings with great monster-y details – the dorms, library, and (my favorite) the Scaring School! This Monsters craft was fun for us to make – and I hope you’ll enjoy it too!
I designed Monsters University Campus printables that you can use with your kids to re-create the movie. These are specifically designed to go on the Juicy Juice products – the Scaring School printable fits perfectly on the 64-oz Juicy Juice bottle, and the archway pieces and building blocks wrap perfectly around Juicy Juice Fruitifuls juice boxes. Use the 1″ Mini Monsters, Inc. Monsters University Toys to play with the buildings you created (only available at Walmart). I bought my supplies at Walmart, you can see my whole shopping trip here.
Start by printing out the pages. Print one of the Scaring School, one of the Monsters University Gateway, and as many as you want of the Building Blocks. The building blocks can be used to make the library, dorms, or whatever other buildings you would like.
Let your kids color the pages, or color them yourself.
While your kids are coloring, rinse out your empty juice boxes and juice containers. Moms know that dried juice is sticky, so stop the mess before it starts! The bottle is easy to rinse out – just take off the cap, fill with warm soapy water, put the lid on, shake, empty, and rinse. Do the same with the Fruitifuls juice boxes, but since there is no lid to take off, lift up one flap, and cut off a corner to give yourself a large enough opening to rinse out the box.
After the pages have been colored, cut them out. The Scaring school can be attached to the Juicy Juice 64-oz bottle with double sided tape. You can take the label off the bottle first, if you like so that you can get the instant win code from the underside of the bottle. Go to juicyjuice.com to redeem the code and you could win a $5,000 scholarship AND a family trip to Pixar Studios! I redeemed mine… it was super simple. I won’t tell you what I won, but it WASN’T the trip and the scholarship, so those are probably still up for grabs… You can find the sweepstakes details here.
The other pieces need to be folded. You’ll see dots at the top and bottom of each piece that indicate where the folds go. Fold down these lines to fold into 5 segments.
Using double-sided tape, attach the smallest flap (on the right) to one of the short sides of the Juicy Juice Fruitifuls juice box.
Then fold the paper all the way around the juice box, and attach the last flap in place with double stick tape. Repeat this process with all the pieces to make the campus!
For the archway, cut out the archway piece, fold on the lines so that the flaps are facing to the back, put double-stick tape on the flaps, and attach to the two pillar juice boxes.
Stack your building pieces up to make the dorms, library, or other campus buildings.
My son loved playing with his juice box campus and Monsters University Toys!
Did you love Monsters, Inc? Then you’ll LOVE the new Monsters University movie! Get the details about the movie on the Disney/Pixar Facebook page, and about Juicy Juice on the Nestle Facebook Page.
Comments & Reviews
Jessi @ Practically Functional says
I love this! What a great idea, and it’s especially cool that they can color them however they’d like! Pinning this!
Jocie@OPC The Better Half says
OMG these are soooo stinkin’ cute. Pinning now!!!
Camille @ Growing Up Gabel says
What a great way to re-purpose the juice containers! We loved Monsters U and those little toy monsters would be a hit around here, too!
Laura Beth says
I LOVE this!! I could see how your son could play forever in his Monster town :o)
Courtney @ Golden Boys and Me says
These are the cutest! My youngest guy is obsessed with Monsters U too. Pinning to do this with him!
Vanessa says
Ack! This is the cutest thing EVER! My boys would kill for this.
Carolina says
No killing needed! Just print them off and they can color them up themselves!
Jami says
Love it ! considering I just told my children I was never , ever , EVER buying another toy this is possibly going to be their only resort for toys( unless they start picking up after themselves) . so creative !
Carolina says
ha! I totally understand! We have far, far, far too many toys in this house, but I have such a hard time giving any away because so many have memories attached…
Brandie (@ Home Cooking Memories) says
Such an awesome idea! I love that you not only reused the Juicy Juice containers, but that it allows kids to be creative with it too.
debbiedoos says
Oh How fun! Who doesn’t love monsters inc?…these are really an adorable idea!
Beth at Unskinny Boppy says
OH my goodness this is ADORABLE!!! How fun! My son would love this project! Thanks for sharing- adding this to the “I’m bored!” list. 😉
Gina H says
Very Cute idea!!
Heather says
Soooo adorable! Great summer activity for the kiddos! Pinned!
Amy says
That’s so darn adorable! I love those little 1″ figures and this is the perfect little play set for them. Genius!