Classroom printables, activities & worksheets
Recycling
Discussing how to recycle with your students is important for the environment. Use these educational posters, worksheets and games to teach your students about the importance of recycling and how to do it correctly. Also included are resources that provide information on composting, as well as how to reduce, reuse, recycle, rethink and repair.
24 teaching resources for those 'aha' moments
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Earth Day Word Scramble
A word scramble of sustainability vocabulary to use on Earth Day.
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Recycling Soft Plastics – Worksheet
A flow chart and accompanying worksheet exploring the process of soft plastics recycling.
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Recycling Soft Plastics Made Simple Poster
A poster that shows an effective way to identify soft plastics when recycling waste.
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Student Lunch Box Audit Worksheet
An investigation that will have students calculating the waste produced from their lunch boxes, creating a plan of action to reduce their waste and reflecting on their results.
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Waste Management Investigation - How Much Waste Do We Throw Away?
A practical investigation related to sustainable waste management.
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General Waste, Recycling, Soft Plastics and Compost Posters
Posters to display in your classroom showing the different waste solutions.
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The Recycling Process Poster
A poster showing the process materials go through when they are recycled.
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rethink and Repair - Brainstorming Sheets
A set of 5 brainstorming sheets to use when brainstorming all of the ways we can reduce, reuse, recycle, rethink and repair waste.
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rethink and Repair Posters
A set of 5 posters explaining the concepts behind reducing, reusing, recycling, rethinking and repairing waste.
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Rubbish Bin Sorting Activity
A game to use when learning about waste and recycling.
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Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint - Poster
Display this poster when learning about sustainability.
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Worm Farm Poster Pack
A set of 7 posters explaining the process of creating a worm farm and how a worm farm works.
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Garbage Bin Posters - Rubbish, Recycling and Compost
Posters outlining what can be put in the different types of bins.
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Recycling Case Study – Soft Plastics
A 60-minute lesson in which students will explore how changes from solid to liquid and liquid to solid can help in the process of recycling plastic.
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15 Sustainability Activities and Ideas for the Classroom
Need ideas for lessons on sustainability? Here are 15 fun and engaging activities, ideas and resources to help explore global issues across the primary curriculum.
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National Recycling Week | Activities and Ideas
Must have National Recycling Week activities and ideas for the classroom.
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Classroom Practices to Promote a Green Future with Teach Starter
Some helpful tips for promoting a green future in your classroom with Teach Starter.
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45 Sustainable Practices for the Environmentally Friendly Classroom
Get sustainable practices buzzing at your school with our 45 tips and tricks for an environmentally friendly classroom!
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10 Excellent Earth Day Classroom Activities and Resources
It's Earth Day on April 22! These fantastic sustainability activities will engage your students as they learn about all plastic pollution - what it is and how to stop it!
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Keep Australia Beautiful Week Classroom Activities!
We all know it's Book Week, but did you know it's also Keep Australia Beautiful Week? Take the #litterrally pledge with your class and have fun with one of these three quick and easy sustainability activities.
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Sustainable Classroom Competition
Check out the amazing prizes your class could win and how easy it is to enter!
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10 Nifty Ways to Encourage Recycling in Your Classroom
每天在学校,在家里,我们最终边线球g away many items that could be easily recycled and put into great use in our classrooms.
