Grade 1 Environmental Activities: Recycling Notes (Kenya) | YNetStudyHub

Recycling

Grade 1 · Environmental Activities 1 min read

Hey there! Today, we will learn about recycling. Recycling helps us keep our environment clean and healthy by reusing things instead of throwing them away.


What is Recycling?

Recycling is when we take old things like paper, plastic, or glass and turn them into new things. For example, old newspapers can be recycled to make new paper!

Why is Recycling Important?

Recycling is important because it helps us reduce waste and save our planet. When we recycle, we use fewer new materials and help protect our environment.

Examples of Recycling

  1. Plastic Bottles: Instead of throwing away plastic bottles, we can recycle them to make new bottles or other useful things.

  2. Glass Jars: We can recycle glass jars to make new jars or even new glass objects.

Quick Activity: Ask an adult to help you collect some old newspapers or plastic bottles. Think about how you can reuse or recycle them at home. You can even create a fun craft using recycled materials!

Remember, recycling is cool because it helps us take care of our Earth and make it a better place for everyone!


I hope you enjoyed learning about recycling today!

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