The unit provides several lesson plans for teachers to help students learn about recycling and sustainability as part of Planet Ark's National Recycling Week. The lesson plans involve activities such as identifying recycling labels, creating memory games, collaborative consumption projects, listening and responding to literature about recycling and sustainability, creating a mobile phone recycling robot, discussing and managing lunch waste, identifying ways to deal with waste, and comparing waste management methods across generations.
National Recycling Week - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - Taking Action
- Primary
- Foundation
- Year 1 - 2
- English
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Geography
- History
- Health and Physical Education
- Health
- Technology
- Environmental
- Recycling
- Sustainability
- ...
Tune in
- Lesson
- ...
National Recycling Week - Recycling Labels Hopscotch
- Primary
- Foundation
- Science
- Health and Physical Education
- Health
- Technology
- Environmental
- Recycling
- Sustainability
- Lesson
- ...
National Recycling Week - Recycling Labels Memory Game
- Primary
- Year 1 - 2
- Science
- Health and Physical Education
- Health
- Technology
- Environmental
- Recycling
- Sustainability
Find out
- Lesson
- ...
National Recycling Week - My Lunch Box
- Primary
- Foundation
- English
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Geography
- Environmental
- Recycling
- Sustainability
- Lesson
- ...
National Recycling Week - My Classroom Waste
- Primary
- Year 1 - 2
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Geography
- Environmental
- Recycling
- Sustainability
- Lesson
- ...
National Recycling Week - From History to Our Classroom
- Primary
- Year 1 - 2
- English
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- History
- Environmental
- Recycling
- Sustainability
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