Please consider printing on paper that has already been used on one side or, at the very least, on 100% post-consumer recycled paper.
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-used sturdy cloth (denim for example), old clothes, old table cloths or bedding, old aprons, old towels, old fabric place mats,fabric glue, fabric paint, buttons, beads,gardening gloves, trowel
Reusable Bags is a series of interesting activities through which students become acquainted with the concept of reusing. The resource emphasizes reducing and reusing over recycling. Students take action to decrease the number of plastic bags in circulation by constructing their own reusable bags using old clothing items.
Reusable Bags includes an introduction and is divided into four parts: preparatory activities, a bag-making day, follow-up activities and further opportunities for promoting reuse. The resource also offers an appendix that provides both background information and directions to a number of related resources.
These activities can take place at any time during the year.
This Reusable Bags resource has succeeded in covering all of the issues and ideas to explore the importance of reducing and reusing over recycling. The activities are interesting and thought provoking. The students have many opportunities to be fully engaged in the activities which are inquiry based and integrate several curriculum areas. There is good background information provided and a good list of additional resources.
No mention of inviting individuals to speak about waste management or artists who use recyclable materials in their work.
A trip to the local dump to view the landfill build up with plastic bags which take so long to biodegrade could give the students a greater reality check.
Posting what they learned on the school website as well as the campaign they have organized would be an improvement.
Have some resource people from Waste Management come and speak with the students,
Invite some artists to talk about how they create works of art using recyclable materials.
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