You the student should be able to take this recycling unit and apply it to their daily lives to make the world a better place to live. When asked students will be able to separate paper, plastics, aluminum cans, bottles, newspapers into containers to be recycled. In doing this you the students will understand why recycling is important to the earth, nature, and different species. I hope that each of you will be able to carry on this project in your homes and help spread the news to their friends.

Materials students will need while viewing this track:
mainly several sheets of paper and a pencil. Students will read about other projects such as making a poster. The class will discuss and pass out poster and markers at that time.

Children's books on recycling

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Age 4-8
Bob's Recycling Day (Bob the Builder Vinyl Sticker)
by Annie Auerbach, Vince Giarrano (Illustrator)

Age 9-12
Waste, Recycling, and Reuse: Our Impact on the Planet (21st Century Debates)
by Rob Bowden