Recycling
Science
Recycling starts at 2 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe what you should do if you are not sure whether an item can be recycled.
Explain one way you can reuse an item at home instead of throwing it away.
Imagine your school is starting a recycling program. What are two things you could do to help?
What can happen if we do not recycle?
What does it mean to recycle something?
What happens to glass bottles after they are collected for recycling?
What is composting, and how is it different from recycling?
What symbol is commonly used to show that a product can be recycled?
Which of the following materials can usually be recycled? (1) Plastic bottles (2) Food scraps (3) Glass jars (4) Metal cans
Which of these items should NOT be put in a recycling bin? (1) Clean paper (2) Plastic bags (3) Empty soda cans (4) Cardboard boxes
Why is it important to rinse containers before putting them in the recycling bin?
Why is it important to separate recyclables from regular trash?
Why should we avoid putting dirty or greasy items in the recycling bin?
