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Friday December 11th First Green Recycling Day at Marshall Lane !

Introduction to recycling for 1st through 5th graders

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This is a presentation that was created for Marshall Lane primary school (Campbell CA) to introduce a new recycling contest, and teach children about waste and the need to recycle, reuse and reduce

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Friday December 11th

First Green Recycling Day at Marshall Lane !

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What ?What ?

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Cans and bottles Cans and bottles

go to a recycling centergo to a recycling center

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Plastic Plastic

Empty plastic water Empty plastic water bottles are worth 5 to 10 bottles are worth 5 to 10 cents each!cents each!

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The moreThe more your your bring the more bring the more money we will get money we will get !!

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What else can we recycle?

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Recycle Many clean materials can be

recycled, including paper, cardboard, plastic, glass, aluminum, styrofoam

Put it in recycle bins!!!! Please no trash !!!

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ReduceReduce

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Select Reusable items!Select Reusable items!

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Waste-free lunchesWaste-free lunches

We can do it!We can do it!

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Should these end up in Should these end up in

landfills?landfills?

Many items can be given or traded!

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What about Composting ?

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Worms are our friends!

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Why is it important ?Why is it important ?

We create garbage every day simply by living

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The garbage produced by our families would fill this classroom in a month

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Not every trash is the same!

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What do we find in a What do we find in a

landfill ?landfill ?

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Where does all this waste go?

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From your trash can to...From your trash can to...

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... landfills... landfills

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How does a landfill work?How does a landfill work?

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What are the problems?What are the problems? Take space Risk of pollution Will be here for ever Nobody wants one We are wasting resources

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No all garbage end up in a landfill No all garbage end up in a landfill

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A lot of plastic ends up in the ocean

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Of the more than 200 billion pounds of plastic produced annually, 10% ends up in the ocean

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is currently twice the size of Texas

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Would you like to go for a Would you like to go for a

swim???swim???

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• Not all garbage is regular trash !!Not all garbage is regular trash !!• Beware the hazardous materials....Beware the hazardous materials....

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Old computers, cell phones,

batteries, light bulbs…

Store your old electrical equipments until the next ML e-waste event and the school will get $$$

Bring used bateries and lightbulbs to recycling store (such as Osh or Home Depot)

Hazardou

Hazardoussmaterials

materials

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If you are not sure...If you are not sure...

www.earth911.comwww.earth911.com

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Are you ready ?

LET'S DO IT !!!