In our recent Rainforest unit we learned all about environments and conservation. The actions people take have an impact on the world around us, many different ecosystems, and the plants and animals that live there. Because of this, it is important that each of us does what they can to make sure they have a positive impact.
One way we can help protect the environment is by Recycling what we can and cutting down on waste. April 22nd is Earth Day, and during that week we'll be looking at many ways to reduce what we use and throw away, reuse items in our daily lives, and what items can be recycled and how, but it's never too early to start learning! Take a look at the slideshow below for an introduction to what happens to our garbage and how to begin using the Three R's.
Great blog, Claire! I love the topic of recycling. It's great to get the students involved in this activity. I also really liked how you incorporated various types of media, like the slides above.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Claire! Love the fish background and the little worm! Recycling is also super important and it's good to try and get your students involved and interested in saving our planet :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great blog, Claire! Love how informal it is! Lots of good content! Recycling is such an important topic to teach and you touched on so many aspects!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog Claire, I like how you used different media types to get your info across! Awesome.
ReplyDeleteLove the design of your blog, Claire. Using different types of media, such as the slideshow above, is a great way to keep students engaged!
ReplyDeleteRecycling is so important! It's great to have students engaged in activities such as this!
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