Your daughter’s taken recycling to heart, pledging to wear the same tee all week.

And though you appreciate her dedication, her other clothes are going to waste.

Try filling her closet with Little Overcoat, a local collection that whips together upcycled dresses and shirts by combining lowbrow tees (think Pillsbury Doughboy, Mr. Bubble) with lovely European linens and vintage fabrics.

Each piece combines as many as five scraps into one spectacular, colorful creation. We especially like the floral-print cross-top dresses and triple-tier peasant skirts. And the Incredible Hulk shirt embellished with green ruffles is perfect for your strong little lady.

So she can stay committed to the cause and mix up her outfits.

It’s an offer you can’t refuse.

Available online at littleovercoat.etsy.com.

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Curious
What: Teach kids math, science, and more in exhibits modeled after Curious George’s adventures.
Why: Your little monkeys like acting like, oh, you know.
When: Thru May 10.
Where: The Children’s Museum, 305 Harrison St., Seattle Center (206-441-1768).

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Savion Glover’s Bare Soundz
What: The tap-dance virtuoso celebrates jazz and Caribbean music.
Why: It’ll give your kids happy feet.
When: Sat., 8 p.m.
Where: The Moore Theatre, 1932 Second Ave. (206-467-5510).

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Natural
What: Learn all about moss, fungi, and lichen.
Why: You never met a ’shroom you didn’t like.
When: Sat., 10 a.m.
Where: Camp Long, 5200 35th Ave. SW, West Seattle (206-684-7434). Registration required.