Every community has a different combination of items that can be recycled. For example, some recycling programs accept just #1 and #2 plastic containers, while others take a wider range of plastic. Conduct a lesson for your students on what can and can’t be recycled in your area. Then type up a list, leaving plenty of white space around the edges. Provide copies of the list and colored pencils to the children, encouraging them to draw the items that can be recycled. Hand out “Let’s Learn About Recycling” Bookmarks to generate enthusiasm. Have the children bring the decorated lists, along with “Love The Earth? Recycle!” Bookmarks, to their parents.
Green Education
Every community has a different combination of items that can be recycled. For example, some recycling programs accept just #1 and #2 plastic containers, while others take a wider range of plastic. Conduct a lesson for your students on what can and can’t be recycled in your area. Then type up a list, leaving plenty of white space around the edges. Provide copies of the list and colored pencils to the children, encouraging them to draw the items that can be recycled. Hand out “Let’s Learn About Recycling” Bookmarks to generate enthusiasm. Have the children bring the decorated lists, along with “Love The Earth? Recycle!” Bookmarks, to their parents.
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