Here is our collection of fun, practical and education activities for students of all ages to learn about reducing, reusing, recycling and rubbish.
Plastic food wrap is a waste material in all our lunchboxes. But what if there was an easy, make it yourself, alternative? Here is an easy activity for making your own reusable sandwich wrap so you can say goodbye to plastic food wrap forever!
Wrap Snails are an awesome activity to visually show how much plastic food wrap is used in school lunches. All you need to do this activity is a weeks worth of plastic food wrap.
The best and simpliest way to reduce the rubbish we make is not to make it in the first place. This activity helps students identify and develop waste reduction actions.
Waste comes in all shapes and sizes. It can be reused in many different ways. This activity teaches students that waste isn't rubbish its a resource.
Modern conveniences of disposables have led to a shift in consumer habits. While disposables provide some benefits, they also pose serious consequences, particularly when it comes to their disposal. This activity teaches students the difference between disposable and durable.
There is no perfect way to collect or dispose of your dog's poop, however here are some ideas.
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